Speaking of tomatoes, the patio princesses have all shown up:
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The petunias still look good:
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The thumbelina zinnias came up really fast. (I've got some summer cutting mix and burpee's giant mix that have come up, too, but they were having a bad hair day and didn't want their pictures taken).
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These little guys looked like four-leaf clovers not too long ago. I wonder if cabbage is anywhere close to the clover family...
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This is the first of the morning glories, and its almost here.... (insert comically strained voice over "almost.")
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This is the handyman's new pet project. He pulled a mission impossible and snuck along the neighbors' fence to get grape shoots which he rolled in root hormone and stuck in dirt.
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(Okay... so Gibson gave him permission, but it's much more fun to imagine him sneaking around... He and I DID stage a mission impossible over there last year though. During a barbeque, we snuck from the handyman's house across the street, crawled on our stomachs military-style past the barbecue with all the extra sunflowers, and planted them in his yard. Took him several days to notice. Totally fun sunflower sabotage.)
2 comments:
I love the pictures, it looks great and fun. I long for a garden.
Thanks for visiting my blog. Love yours. I now have greenhouse envy! Are our greenhouses ever big enough? Your petunia seedlings look great. Mine are still tiny things.
I'll be back!
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