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| Our first tomatoes! Yippee! |
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| Bell Peppers for relish and pizza's |
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| Lotsa squash blossoms |
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| Not quite ripe peaches |
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| Gardenia from Greg's grandmothers yard |
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| Knee High by May 5th just sounds funny...we beat the 4th of July by 2 months! |
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| potatoes growing in an old wagon |
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| huge lantana ~ this is one plant thats about 6 feet wide! |
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| fledgling blueberry ~ I bought it 2 new friends today! |
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| 1 of 2 attic fans Greg & Will installed this weekend |
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| daylily |
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| See the baby green bean? I am thrilled with these heirloom seeds from Bakers Creek! |
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| another daylily |
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| potatoes growing in our leaf compost bin |
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| Our favorite "ool" sign, got it at a Jeff Foxworthy store in Charleston, SC |
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| Coke puzzle we put together, hanging on the backporch |
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| Hydrangea decided to bloom this year |
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| Greg's Grandaddy's plow & hostas |
I ordered lots of my seeds from http://rareseeds.com/ and we've been please with the germination ~ they would have done a whole lot better except Oreo decided to practice his digging skills. So we've started some over and wrapped our raised bed boxes in chicken wire...everything is doing alot better without Oreo's assistance!
I am linking up with http://mysimplecountryliving.blogspot.com/2012/05/country-garden-showcase-19.html.
Wow! Your peaches look so yummy! Ours are just quarter sized.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is looking great! I agree with you on Baker Creek seeds - I actually did an experiment this year where I compared germination rates for their sweet pepper seeds against a couple of other sources and Baker beat them all. I just got back from their Spring Planting Festival that was held over the weekend and what a great time we had! I'll be posting some pics tomorrow if you're interested - I'd love to have you stop by!
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