My Garden, the Second Week in May

The spaghetti squash is looking good.

The blueberry bush may not have a lot of leaves,

but it has a ridiculous amount of blueberries growing.

I planted these chive seeds last year and nothing.
This year they appeared all on their own.

This is why I'm no longer weeding my garden.

I have a lettuce, carrots and possibly tomato plants appearing mysteriously.

My corn is just so pretty. It makes me smile.

Birds? Someone pulled out a few of the smaller stalks.

I've started some more corn seeds.

The leaves on my strawberry plant are three times bigger than last year.

This is the first strawberry I spotted. There are many, many more to come.

I am incapable of properly pruning my dwarf pear tree.

I tried last year after reading and researching how.

It didn't work. It's super extra big and bushy now.

I wonder if the squirrels will steal all my pears again this year.

I picked up a raspberry and blackberry bush on clearance.

They looked very sad. I never got around top planting them in the fall.

They stayed inside. Leaves grew. They were happy.

Then they got infected with some little wormy things.

Yuck. I put them outside. The bugs died and so did the plants.

They started coming back and it was warmish, so I planted them in the yard.

Then it got extra cold and they died again. These poor plants.

But hurray! The blackberry leaves have emerged.

The raspberry, not yet, but I have faith.