My bush beans are all bushy, with tiny beans. . .
my red potatoes are all in bloom. . .
the cucumbers are tiny. . .
and so are the peppers.
The tomatoes are small. . . (I can't wait for juicy tomatoes from the garden)
the yellow squash are blooming. . .
the berries are coming along. . .
and so are the grapes.
And the blueberries are covered up to keep the birds away.
How does your garden grow?
Look how beautiful your garden is!! These are great pics...thanks for sharing!
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Jackie
Your garden looks great..you will be plenty busy with all those veggies..Ron planted our garden in Roane County this year..I don't get to go much because of work..but I hear we have plenty of veggies coming along, too.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is beautiful. It looks like a good crop of vegetables and fruits.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great garden! You'll have a bumper crop this year, I'm sure. Thanks for sharing all this natural beauty with us. xxoo
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMy garden has struggled this year. Too much rain, then a heat wave with no rain insight. But that's the way of the south. Feast or famine down here.
Lovely, Janet! You'll be eating like a queen very soon. Our cucumbers are at about the same stage as yours and I can't wait for the first ones--I'm hoping for a few this weekend. We're getting the first ripe tomatoes now, and corn might be ready by Saturday too.
ReplyDeleteWish I had your berries! You have a gift with them, I think. Don't you feel blessed with such a garden?
Janet, you have a beautiful garden...
ReplyDeleteLooking good, Jan. I'm already picking my squash and cucumbers...
ReplyDeletewhat the deer have left. My tomatoes are bigger than yours and my peas are about gone. I'd love to have blueberries and berries.
Your garden looks great-so green and lush.
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