"Do you like butter?", ask the buttercups.
Wild strawberries and tiny oak trees. Sadly the buttercups, strawberries, and tiny oak trees will be gone as soon as the lawn guy mows the lawn.
The orange spot in the middle of the picture is the Mama bird's beak. I think she's a cardinal. I can't get closer to the window to take a picture without scaring her and sending her flying out of the nest.
The daughter peace lily bloom looks like a swan
Petunias in the boxes on the rails
The snowball bushes have avalanched
Blurry photo of Alpine bells
Petunias and
morning glories
The garden flag that will take me from Memorial Day to July Fourth
The Japanese maple unfurled its leaves
We heard grumblings about growing your own food. Gardening is difficult for Himself and here in New England we have such a short growing season, so Himself got this Aerogarden unit called The Farm. It will grow 24 plants.
Another type of hydroponic unit. I like the little leaf caps that cover the empty holes. This model can use any kind of seed where you have to buy the Aerogarden seed pods
A tomato plant in this Aerogarden unit
🎵Oats, peas, beans, and barley grow,
Oats, peas, beans, and barley grow,
Do you or I or anyone know,
How oats, peas, beans, and barley grow?🎶
The Salad Bar: Tomatoes, green peppers, and lettuce
Cucumbers and other green thing
Morning glories
More morning glories. That's all for this week.
How does your garden grow?
Good morning, looking good. Now I know a little vine under my tree is wild strawberries-I thought it might be but those leaves were so similiar to poison ivy but not the berries-next day all the berries had gotten eaten.
ReplyDeleteI love petunias but wasn't able to shop for them this year Happy Monday
We were at Home Depot to get some items, and I took a look in the garden shop. Not a lot of plant varieties or colors to choose from. My favorite color is not pink but that's all that was available and I was happy to get something for the yard.
DeleteYour garden is looking good, and the window boxes. Which reminds me that I must water my balcony plants. Love the morning glories, such a wonderful colour. Have a great day, Valerie
DeleteMy rail boxes pale compared to the window boxes in your town.
DeleteLookin' good! I remember when the Japanese maple was just a little thing! ;)
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DeleteYour garden is coming along - ...i love that door...
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DeleteThe garden is looking good. It is great to see things greening up and blooming. and interesting indoor gardening set up. What plants are you growing? Happy June. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteMostly, salad stuff. Himself also has some squash and a bean plant that’s growing like Jack’s Beanstalk
DeleteLove your beautiful garden, sweet seedlings & that flag! Thanks for those beautiful blooms, too! Here, we are growing tomatoes & beans & peppers:) Some herbs have returned - oregano, thyme, and a rosemary plant the size of a VW!
ReplyDeleteI didn’t know rosemary grew that big!
DeleteOOhh you have got an amazing garden CJ !! I loove the beautiful flowers and the plants growing, and love the little plants in the aerogarden/farms. I would like to try to plant tomatoes, well, let´s see, because I have to plant the seeds in a pot and place it at the kitchen window.
ReplyDeleteI wish you a very nice new week, stay safe and big hugs
Caty
Good luck with your windowsill garden
DeleteWhat an amazing find. I've never heard of growing special seeds like that, but hydroponics have been around since I can remember.
ReplyDeleteYour yard looks great and I LOVE that flag you put out. Lots of things growing in your garden and I'm sure you'll have a great crop of veggies soon, too. I must admit that your gardens all look so much better than mine!!
So pretty.
ReplyDeleteI'm sooo impressed with your bird nest :) You have lovely flowers. Not much actually blooms on my patio, so it's a treat to see yours :) "Oats, peas, beans, and barley grow" brought back fond memories of when the kids were little.
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