I took lots of photos this week. Too many to put in one post. Since I didn't have a post planned for tomorrow, Part 2 it will be.
Fourth of July weekend and lots of rain. Enough rain to fill two 5 gallon buckets
The first morning glories bloomed. One on each side of the front walk
A beautiful sunset
A wild morning glory (aka Devil's weed or Bindweed) trying not to be outdone
Who will get to the tomato first? Himself or Timex
A bee visits the milkweed
Cascading morning glory leaves
A small, black tomato called Midnight Snack
Little green peppers
Cucumber blossoms.
How does your garden grow?
Your garden looks a lot better than mine. I didn't water Friday (my body just shut down and I wasn't even on the computer) and now I have a squash that may not make it. Who knew it would get so hot and dry? Not I.
ReplyDeleteMy pepper plants are finally peeking above the pot they are in, but they are nowhere close to showing any signs of real peppers. I fear Timex will drop by about the time the tomato ripens a bit! You can be proud of your garden, though. You even have beautiful flowers growing and I have NONE.
The beautiful flowers are courtesy of last year's morning glory reseeding itself. I just transplanted some of those seedlings. Oh, and Lowes where I bought drop in a bucket floral displays.
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DeleteYou got more rain than we did. That's a whole lot of rain. And I've seen those black cherry tomatoes before. I got some black ones this year but they are more mottle black than solid black. The rain must have helped your plants to grow. Looking forward to part 2 tomorrow. I was hoping for more sun today, but looks like clouds with more rain coming. :(
ReplyDeleteHimself thinks the black tomatoes are supposed to turn red. We'll see. The sun is trying to come out. Showers this afternoon and rain tomorrow. Possibility of showers every day this week. 😿
DeleteBlack tomatoes? Who knew? I wonder what they taste like? Your garden is looking great! :D
ReplyDeleteWe'll have to wait and see. I have no idea how he will tell when the black tomatoes are ready to pick.
DeleteSuch a beautiful sunset! Lovely flowers, and I wish I could grow milkweed. Nice!
ReplyDeleteYou might not want the milkweed. They spread. A lot!
DeleteNICE pics of our lovely garden! Just curious - what do black tomatos taste like?
ReplyDeleteI love morning glories! So pretty!
The black tomatoes haven't gotten big enough yet. I'll have to let you know
DeleteGreat assortment of flowers and vegetables.
ReplyDeleteHopefully, they all like lots of water.
DeleteYour garden is doing well.
ReplyDeleteOurs has just had a lot of rain!
All the best Jan
Here, too!
DeleteWild Rasberries!!! Yes
ReplyDeleteWet Cobble Stones!!! Yes
Mother Earth!! Yes
Two Part Garden Series!! Fantastic
Big Hugs,
Cheers
Black tomatoes?? Interesting!
ReplyDeleteEverything looking great CJ!