8.01.2010
The Harvest
We're reaping the fruits of our labors, literally. As with any garden, we've had about 27838753873429 zucchini so I didn't bother documenting those. However, we've never had much of a green bean harvest and this year we have gobs. The corn is taller than it's ever been. And, there's a cantaloupe plant giving off tons of the little suckers - and we didn't even plant it!
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- Riddlez
- What started as a way to communicate with far away friends and family has become a place for this horse trainer/HR manager turned stay at home mom of 3 girls to hold on to a bit of her own identity. It's my take on the ins and outs, the ups and downs, the thoughts and feelings, the mistakes and triumphs of this family as we bumble our way to eternity.
5 comments:
Yum! Looks good!
Wow! Look at that tall corn! Love those summer gardens. And what a cute little barefoot gardener, too. xoxox
NICE!!! For some reason in the NW this year (or at least in OR) a lot of people are having trouble with their gardens producing anything. All I have gotten to pick/eat is green onions (have been growing non-stop for over 2 yrs now), spinach, radish and a little lettuce. I am still waiting for the tomatoes, corn, zucchini, yellow squash and more tomatoes.
:-(
"the corn is as high as an elephants eye" now I know why that phrase was in the song!
good job Riddles
Woo hoo, too bad we don't still live near you! Ha, ha. We usually plant at least a pot of tomatoes and didn't even do that this year so good job for you guys!
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