New garden pics



almost frozen


really rat tail radishes this time, i was wrong this spring. Ressie loves them, he carriest them around like baby snakes. Really fun plant to grow, grows very fast, smells good, and the bees were pleased.

thinking of John HArtford song, Growing up to work in tall buildings....well it's goodbye tot he flowers, good bye to the dew. Oh i don't want it to be so but frost will win. At least the air is clean of mold to breathe again.
 
Ressie doesn't want it to be over either. HE thinks this is the best place of all and would i please just stand there and hold the leash for the rest of the day.

 

last year when i put up the gourd i remembered oh yeah, id din't shake out the seeds. WHen i did, on the ground like a dunce, I thought it's ok, i'' hoe them out later. Which i di d, all but one..which grew this one. Do you think it knows it's gone full circle?

children's garden. Rules... plants chosen must start with the letter p or be a a color that starts with p. They made it up, why i don't know but it sounded like fun. So a name will be chosen out of a hat to name the garden, everyone that has vested interest in it, can put in the name.
To be drawn on the day we plant the three sisters. I found a magazine printed out for children about palnts by Baker Creek Heirloom seeds. It has a wonderful story in it, about the 3 sisters. All the grands have a copy. Our corn, will be popcorn, of the stain glass variety.
pole beans...and so on.

 
If you just want to rest your feet and have a cuppa Victor will keep you company

you can see how far Pepper is going today for entertainment, that and listen to birds and water, and smell good smells, and feel the breeze.
 
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