Eggplants
Big tomatoes
Little tomatoes
The death bed. Stuff in here isn't looking too good.
Mum's
the
word
Fading Queen of Hearts Petunias
More mums
Himself was weed whacking along the side of the house, but didn't have the heart to whack the hollyhock. In memory of Mitty.
Mutant Broccoli
Eh, wadamalone! In a makeshift greenhouse to keep out the critters
May the odds be ever in your favor.
You may or may not remember last week, I took a picture of the first watermelon. Himself had read on the Internet (so it must be true!) that you pick your watermelon by Labor Day. He picked it, and it was too early for picking. It tasted sweet but the color of the flesh was pale pink and the seeds looked more like beans. Something wasn't right. So far, he is leaving the other two alone.
Sedum
How does your garden grow?
What a delightful and honest look at the joys and challenges of gardening! I love how you celebrate both successes and mishaps it’s a gentle reminder that God’s creation has its own rhythm, and that patience and care bring their own rewards. Even small moments, like noticing the first watermelon or protecting plants from critters, reflect a quiet stewardship of His gifts. I would be glad if you took a moment to read my latest posts as well.
ReplyDeleteAs to the rhythm, to everything there is a season.
DeleteWe were out calming our garden yesterday - too much of everything everywhere.
ReplyDeleteThere are places where the garden has turned into a jungle.
DeleteI've never had much luck with eggplant, but yours looks great. And I hope the watermelon gets large and tasty. I like the little make shift greenhouse. Good idea with these cooler nights. Stay dry CJ.
ReplyDeleteI hope he lets the watermelons grow longer. You stay dry, too.
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ReplyDeleteI did see Holden had a tornado. They popped a map up and it was right over by where my brother used to live. Channel 7 even mentioned the street he lived on. We had some heavy rains and thunder/lightening but I wouldn't say it was terrible. Rain this morning too. The nice steady kind we need since we're in a moderate drought. Stay dry.
Wow!
DeleteMy Grandparents loved fried eggplant... meh not me she was always kind enough to make me something else that day... :) I know one of the signs i look for when i buy a watermelon is a dried up , dead stem... and a yellow bottom, hubby is a thumper.... I can't tell one thump from another...lol TX is getting alot of rain... not here... Hugs! deb
ReplyDeleteIt's raining today. Himself is happy he doesn't have to water the garden.
Deletestuff here is fried dried and gone, including grass ~~~~ too hot and dry thiz summer....marigolds are the only thing holding there own...
ReplyDeletecallie N quill....heerz two a trout N salmon filled week a head !!! ☺☺♥♥
Both are on the menu rotating with chicken and turkey.
DeleteLooking good! Those tomatoes! ❤️
ReplyDeleteI wish they would hurry up and turn red.
DeleteYour eggplant looks great. I had so many eggplants one year, I was giving them away to anyone who stopped by. Your tiny tomatoes are looking good. Mine not so much.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is looking good.
ReplyDeleteI do like to see Sedum at this time of year.
All the best Jan
looks so good.
ReplyDeleteThe plants look green and vibrant. Everything is mostly brown an parched where I am. I love that cat solar lantern!
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