Happy Monday everyone! Better late than never, right?! Last week was pretty slow in the Garden Department with the exception of Wednesday evening when we decided to pull everything in the 4X6 raised bed (AKA the crazy tomato bed) to avoid losing it all to a freeze while we were…
If you read this blog, you probably know that I absolutely love seeds and you also know that I probably spend way too much money on seeds. Tool Lady is always shaking her head at me, telling me that we don’t need so many seeds! So, this year it’s been…
So, the summer veggies are in swift decline, the weather man is teasing us with “chilly weather” ahead and my Fall To-Do List just keeps growing and growing. Clear the Beds – Tomatoes, carrots, beans, potatoes, corn, cucumbers, bell peppers and jalapenos all still need to come out of their…
Happy Monday everyone! This week brought us the last of the acorn and butternut squash and blue corn, many more tomatoes and lemon cucumbers and the first of the fall kale. Oh, and I can’t forget the single, tiny jalapeno. I am trying to find my balance between my new…
So many tomatoes still on the vine!!! Yellows and greens and … …gorgeous reds! The ladies do love their Scratch! Lemon cuke, Brandywines and Pole Beans Love really is all around… This is the only one of it’s kind in our yard… …but the Morning Glories have officially taken over…
So…apparently I’m allergic to bee stings. How allergic? Well, the kind of allergic that swells up your face so you look like a balloon and makes the doctor give you an EpiPen “just in case you go into anaphylactic shock next time”. Awesome. I’ll spare you the horrifying pictures of…
Happy Monday everyone! Well, with Fall officially upon us, I am feeling extremely grateful for each evening that passes without the gift of frost! Not sure how much longer we will squeek by, but I’ll tip-toe as long as I have to 🙂 This week brought us the excitement of…
Little pretties. Little kale. Little zucchini.(This guys a little late, and one of two showing up so late. We’ll see if we have enough time between now and the first frost for him to actually mature.) Little ground cover popping up. Little (inedible) corn, with one (huge) kernal. Whatever you’re…