"A garden is a grand teacher. It teaches patience and careful watchfulness; it teaches industry and thrift; above all it teaches entire trust."
-Gertrude Jekyll
*Photos - The first zucchini and tomato of our summer 2010 garden appeared this week.
Until Next Time...
Jackie
Beautiful, and it amazes me how much earlier everything blossoms in your neck of the woods!
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PS. Forgot to mention the other day, love the new look on the blog! : )
Love the blog look!
ReplyDeleteAren't baby veggies the neatest thing?
All in good time! WELL worth the wait :)
ReplyDeleteIsn't it exciting to see the fruits of your labor when you plant a garden? I just love it! Your plants look so healthy. Way to go, Jackie!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! I can't wait to eat a garden-fresh tomato- of it ever gets warm enough in these parts to ripen one!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if I mentioned last time Jackie but I really like your new-look blog!
ReplyDeleteThe Gertrude Jekyll quote sums up gardening wonderfully. It feels so good when those first vegetables come through doesn't it! I have some tomatoes of a similar colour (!) and some juicy red strawberries - which I must pick very soon!
Jeanne
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I see those cute little tomaters Jackie! We have a few too. I can hardly wait. The squirrels ate all our strawberries, hope we get to the tomaters and beans first!
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