All Day in House One

We picked the peas before breakfast while it was cooler.

We are about finished at the point.  Carol picked most of them.  Her tote is much fuller than mine.

There sixteen pounds of peas in this tote.

Carol shelled them while was working in house one.  She blanched them, froze them and put them in a zip bag.

 I went up and down every isle pruning and clipping the new top growth to the twine.

The above picture shows all of the pruning in the isle.  There is still some more to do.

Some of the tomato plants died.  Instead of replanting new ones to that their place, I am training branches from plants next to them to take their place.  It is hard to see in the above photo.  In a couple of weeks it will be more noticeable.  

 Above is the fruit of a Howard German tomato.

I don't know the name of this tomato.  It has a nice flavor.  The fruit are about  1.5 inches long.

We grew this one last year. It is a good one.

I think that I took over 200 cutting and put in water for rooting.  When they root they will go into house six.

I plant red beets in the tray.  They are beginning to germinate.  There are 105 cells in this tray.

At the end of the day I hoed weeds.  The above picture is in house two.

 The above picture is from house six.  The weeds in there are really bad.

Comments and questions are welcome.