While Finn was coloring out on the deck (doesn't he look intent?), Mommy went to check out the gardens.
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I found little zucchini leaves poking out of the ground,
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and butternut squash.
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The heirloom tomato plants are looking good too.
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And look at these cute little berries!
(Don't let the berries fool you...although this plant always bear a
dozen or so, it's never grown much or gotten very healthy.
Must give TLC to the blueberries this year!)
(Don't let the berries fool you...although this plant always bear a
dozen or so, it's never grown much or gotten very healthy.
Must give TLC to the blueberries this year!)
Oh I just love it when new plant growth begins pushing through the soil, fantastic! Love the stink eye!! Have a great weekend.
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Linda
The hydrangea is beautiful. I love flowers and plants in their very beginning stages, too. Reminds me that miracles happen every day and in every way.
ReplyDeleteOh, that stink eye....I'm a little scared! ;)
ReplyDeleteI know that "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" song is all about Christmas, but I think that title applies this time of year too! I just love all the little flowers, bugs and plants. Everything is new with life and so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYay for your plants!
ReplyDeleteMy son gives me a very similar face...we call it the "Mr. Grumps". :)
Both the blueberries, and the hydrangea might like a little used coffee grounds worked into the soil around them. My blueberries responded well to that last year, and I only wish I had a hydrangea plant...but I've heard they like acidic soil as well.
ReplyDeleteWe have blueberry bushes too(3 or 4 I think) and we get a ton of blueberries but they aren't as sweet as I'd like. Have fun in the garden!
ReplyDeleteI love your garden plants!! I actually have 2 tiny tomatoes already! I accidentally mixed up the tags, so I don't know what kind yet, but I'm very excited. Yay gardens!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I thought you only had one bush-- I didn't know they could make blueberries in the absence of another one! When you find what grows here, let me know...
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your beautiful garden! Such beautiful pictures...
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