Peas are so cool, don't ya think?
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These are an heirloom variety that are supposed to have blue pods. I can't wait to see them. |
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Our knockout roses are going nuts! |
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Everything is planted in the main garden: six types of tomatoes, 10 or so types of peppers, scallop squash, sweet potatoes, regular potatoes, peas, beans (pole and bush types) spinach, garlic, parsley, sage and thyme.
(I know. I need rosemary.) We also have a bed that I scattered a bunch of different flower seeds in. And another with scarlet runner beans, red mailbag spinach, cilantro, zinnias and snapdragons. And one in the
front for Love Lies Bleeding Amaranth--google it. it's awesome looking.--and sunflowers. We had tons of cherry tomatoes that reseeded in the garden and have given a bunch away, but still have about a dozen. |
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