by Jared Neibaur
I don't know about you, but I get a lot of inspiration from other people's gardens. I like to look at all the gardens I can see as I drive from place to place. I always jump at the chance to see a garden when someone invites me to see one. I love quizzing my grandparent's generation about their gardens and how their parents grew them. I also spend a lot of time on the internet looking at what pictures I can find. There is a lot out there to learn and it seems like I learn something new from every garden. Hopefully that is the reason that you are here looking at this article.
My May garden isn't perfect. It has had insect, animal, and weather damage already. Most everything is just starting out. Many of the wiser generation tell me that I have planted too early that that it is unwise to start your garden before memorial day. I will share my successes and failures so everyone can benefit. Below I have uploaded a gallery of photos and I have added captions to tell you what is going on in each. Click and browse through them to see my garden in May.
I have also included a picture of a full view of everything you have seen so far. My garden will extend behind me a little as well to include spring wheat, watermelon, pumpkins and winter squash. My garden is much bigger than my family needs but I am doing it to run experiments for all of you! I look forward to giving you all more updates as the season progresses.
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