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Tessa
Jun 17, 2009
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WOW.... I can't wait to be pulling some goodies out of the garden like that! THANK YOU FOR SHARING!
Now that is some colorful, beautiful, healthy food that you've grown there! Inspiring!
So jealous!!! My carrots are still pencil thin. I'd like to try the ball variety next year. Thanks for the picture of them, they look yummy!
Looks yummy!
Your tomatoes looks so healthy and disease-free. Mine are still green with some light yellow one.
Hi Tessa~~ The hard work is paying off big time.
Everything always looks so bright and healthy from your garden. I thought our broccoli was behind, but it's pretty close to yours.
Bren- You are very welcome! Thanks for stopping by :)
Aerie-el- Love your sea holly, it's just beautiful!
Susan- I really like this variety it's called 'Parisian Market'. I pulled the first ones too early and they were tasteless. This batch was yummy. The potato was accidentally dug up as I was pulling the carrots ;)
Cathy- I hope the beets will be good. I let some of the ones pictured get a little bigger.
VueJardin- Some of my tomatoes were pretty beaten up by the storms, but they made it okay.
Grace- It is so amazing to go out there and start harvesting. It's so uplifting. My only problem is remembering to only gather a little that can be used up in the week when it's the best, or I have someone to give it to!
Catherine- Same goes to you. Especially the beautiful flowering plants you have! That broccoli is the second sowing that I made this year. I planted them out behind the peas and am hoping the peas will hold out while I'm waiting on the broccoli so they'll be shaded a bit :). There are only 2 plants, so we won't get much.
Thanks so much for stopping by and all your encouraging comments!
What beautiful veggies!!! They must have been very yummy:) You are WAY ahead of my garden.
Thanks for stopping by my blog. Your tomatoes look awesome! I can't wait for mine to get that big. It will probably be another month for most of us in zone 6 New England. I enjoyed poking around your blog. I'll definitely be back for a return visit. :) -Jackie
Those are the best looking salad greens I've seen! And nothing taste better than homegrown..another YUM salad! I'm trying a yellow cherry tomato this year, too!
Lynn