Winter Squash:
Watering with the new 100 ft. professional grade hose:
(it's super nice)Hopi Black Dye Sunflower:
Already as tall as me and starting to form the giant flower head.
Lemon Cucumbers:
more soon...
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Things are looking great !
ReplyDeletethese photos are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow, the garden's really coming along. Our okra is growing like crazy now that it's getting rain water.
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