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- This wateremelon was planted as part of a three si...
- My son sent me this and I thought I'd share. A bik...
- I found this on the web and I hope I don't offend ...
- First fruits. Picked my first zuccini this week. I...
- Yesterday I took a road trip to my favorite little...
- This is the front of the gardens off the parking a...
- Pomegranate with fruit. I like the old wheel featu...
- A nice stand of Indian fig under the palm trees. T...
- Patch of lawn off the patio. There are old saddles...
- Waiting for a handout and showing off his beauty.
- The view from my table. Peacocks seem to know they...
- I was so pleased when the big fat lizard came to v...
- Koi pond with fountain surrounded with trees. Ther...
- Koi in pond. Water looks a bit green. I wonder how...
- Odds and ends in the garden. Old wagon, antlers, o...
- Gardens at Luchia's.
- Beautiful surprise this morning, a blooming cactus...
- Amy showing her new watering can getting ready to ...
- Amy my great grand daughter learning to take care ...
- My two great grandsons hamming it up for grandma. ...
- Neo's tire garden
- Dethins tire garden.
- watermelon as part of the three sisters. It is sta...
- Chilies in a pot on the back porch.
- Tomatoes coming on.
- Miss Chitty Chat, my pet hen who can get in and ou...
- The first zuccini
- The garden this week. I had to place netting over ...
- First squash blossom among the three sister planting.
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2 comments:
The gardens looking great. I love squash. We about got blown away today, how about you?
Yes, we had 50 mile an hour winds, but I heard Flag got gusts up to 100 miles an hour. I haven't posted my berms on this page yet but I was happy to see that my weed,newspaper, horsemanure berms stayed put. No flying debri despite the winds.
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