What's up Doc?

In November we picked our first crop - carrots. Unfortunately we didn't realise that we shouldn't fertilise carrots, so we did one or two times and the result was very curly carrots.
An impressive sort of number 5 shape.
They still tasted very yummy.
Georgie was very pleased with herself for growing them.
Carrots, cucumber and our silverbeet, all in baby stage.
The big tomato plant in baby state - we grow Tiny Tim tomatoes all over our place, where ever you look they are poking their heads up. They grow often in complete shade and normally with little or no extra water. Still they taste very delicious and don't stop growing. We don't seem to have luck with the big tomatoes though, they always seem to get eaten or black spots or wormy creatures or something!
The nice green lawn and my other little garden waiting to be filled up.
Once the lawn was established the trampoline was moved back out onto the grass.
The swings will go back up, eventually.

This is our nice long veggie bed, looking down at the water tank.
Dan put in an automatic watering system so that the vegies would get water while we were away. When we arrived home in January they were GInormous.