the winter rye and the asparagus continue to flower at the pgp ( top photo ) as does the hairy vetch and the dixie clover ( second photo )...seeds are what i am after and i will be harvesting them later in the season from every plant here that produces the..except the intermediate wheat grass from kansas which i will remove wholesale...the chinese yams are vining robustly and promise a bumper crop of aerial bulbs...although i am somewhat lathe to introduce these invasive critter to the community garden there will be some out and about somewhere...the bottom photo is an example of what a mature asparagus plant looks like when it has fully "ferned" and has spread itself out to collect all the solar energy it can to feed the roots...there is some in the community garden and if it takes there will be more displays of asparagus ferns on campus...it's up to the drainage now.
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