No one will ever accuse me of being a "Type A" gardener. Of course they would never accuse me of being a "Type A" anything, except for the constant need to be doing something.
My tomato cages are bent, falling over, full of weeds and way too close together. I am shocked by how many tomato plants came back after the @#^$ ground squirrels did their thing, but they are there and quite full of tomatoes. I think there might be a little blight going on but we will survive.
This is just one hole out of a hundred. Maybe there will be a few less, now that EB has had some success behind the scope.
One should read up on some things before you decide to just throw one a plant in the garden. Looks like we will have a pumpkin bounty. This one is already a foot long.
There are probably 10 more on this one vine. One vine that has turned into a plant that is about 20 feet wide, 10 feet deep and 4 feet tall. Who knew. It has taken over the beans, which is fine. I think I have eaten my fair share of beans so today I froze a couple of packages.
There are quite a few that are just a couple of inches. Hopefully the bees have done their job and we will have enough pumpkins to fill our porch with jack-o-lanterns.
P.S. Things seem to be moving along on our house, just a couple more steps to go. The inspection is complete and they are only asking for $1500 to make necessary repairs. I am good with that.
Keep us in your prayers!
1 comment:
Hooray for the good news on the house!
THose? ARe some terrific pumpkins growing in your garden!
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