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A nice little harvest...After I brought Logan to his summer school program this morning I took a walk through the garden. I think the Epsom salt treatment on the garden is already showing improvement. Everything is getting greener and looking much healthier. I picked a few peas and took off some of the leaves on overly bushy tomato plants. The watermelon and cantaloupe plants seem to be a lot larger then they were on Saturday. I found a few baby cucumbers as well. There are 3 and that is all the cucumbers that I got all of last summer! there a a lot more flowers on the vine and still at least 2 months of growing to do! YEAH! These plants I started inside, even the ones that I didn't start early are doing well. They must really thrive in the hot and humid weather. ![]() My sunflowers are blooming...well one of the accidental ones in the asparagus patch is blooming... 1st day ![]() 2nd Day ![]() the zucchini is doing well and has flowers on the plant in the tire and the plant in the ground has a baby. ![]() Here are a few new flower blooms in my perennial beds. ![]() ![]() Here is a picture of todays little harvest. There was about a pint of raspberries, a few peas and a tomato! ![]() This blog entry has been viewed 408 times
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Nice indeed.
You go girl! Lovely veggies.
Looks good enough to eat, except for the raspberries that is I don't like those...but I will join you for the pea and tomato salad for lunch.
Marvelous posting.
Beautiful plants. I missed out on the Epsom salts...how do they help in a garden?
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