Even the one tomato plant that didn't completely wilt and die in the sun has come back with some flowers. I hope a few of those flowers will actually manifest into fruit. Also planted Cauliflower (have a couple sprouts), Spinach (have one wee sprout), and two types of onion.
When the sprouts are a bit bigger I'll thin them out which is a ton easier than saying, "No, I can do it faster without your help," to Robbie during the planting process.
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Oh, these are beautiful pics! And I'm so envious. I only dream of having a garden.
Thanks Liz. I used to have a huge garden in Oregon but moving to Nevada really threw me and my gardening skill for a loop. Our friend Maria motivated me to try again.
I have garden envy ... Living in the northeast doesn't allow for a winter garden. *sigh*
I'll have to live vicariously through YOURS! :-)
LOL Marianne...thanks for stopping by.
How long before your first frost, Sherri? We're going to get a little chilly tonight, but I think everything but the brussel sprouts are mature.
I even have accidental watermelons!
Frost :snort: what's that?
LOL, Maria
Still hitting the low to mid 70s during the day here and high 50s at night.
Oh, great. Now I want to move to Arizona!
Nevada but close :grin: Hoover Dam's only 45 minutes or so away.
Duh. I forgot.
--I could have sworn Nevada got frosty.
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