Tomatoes are starting to set on:
The peppers last month and this month: 
And the squashies:
And the different varieties:
The peppers last month and this month: 
And the squashies: And the different varieties:
Early Straightneck Prolifics-yellow squash
Bennings Green Tint
or "Patty Pan"
Yellow bush
(these are supposed to have a buttery taste)
I lubs me some butter :)
Cocozelle Italian Marrow Squash
(zucchini)
We had a huge storm pass through this last week-marble sized hail and flooding rains for almost an hour. I was so thankful our garden was spared. The only tell tale sign left is a mud line on the 7.5 tons of rock that we have our trailers sitting on. Even though we were punded with flash flood rains, the rocks remained above the flooding. So Mr. Clay's idea worked :)
Well, it's about time for me to mow that yard again...care to join me for a sit in the shade and watch the garden grow???
Until next time...XOXOXOXOXO,
Cindi
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6 comments:
Wow! Your garden has really grown a lot! So exciting to see green things growing.
I bow down to the goddess of gardening! sheesh, I don't know how you do it - my garden pales in comparison to yours. You have done a terrific job, it is beautiful!! :)
That is a wonderful looking garden!!
Your garden is AMAZING! I am so glad the storm spared it. I love the picture of the "patty pan." It makes me reminiscent for my childhood when we had a small garden in our backyard. I remember going out and picking those to make for dinner. Yummmmm.
Holy Moly Cindi! Your garden shows the hard work...What an amazing job youve done. Everything looks yummy!
That looks amazing! I can't believe you're calling that a garden. That is a farm. A homestead. A small ranch. Congrats on all your hard work paying off!
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