Sophie is getting so big I can hardly believe it!
I don't think I have ever had a week go by between posts. Well that must be how summer blogging goes. I cannot believe July is here!
I know I have alot of updates, I told you a few weeks back that I was painting my bedroom and making my headboard. I have the bedroom painted, but hubby has yet to do the headboard for me.
I will post before and after photos when that is done.
My grandpa is still hanging in there in hospice, stubborn as a mule.
Only God could turn his heart around, were still praying.
Remember I planted some flowers in May in my wagon? I do have a photo of them now.
Ok, so the before photo wasn't that great!
The flowers are getting big! and so are my girls.
Also I have a couple before and after photos of my garden.
That was my loofa gourd spoon and my zucchini spoon.
I thought it would be fun to grow loofa gourd!
The zucchini row turned out to be way to small, so I transplanted them to the other garden bed.
This is the whole view of the garden, the two raised beds are in the back corner, someday I will have this whole area into a garden. I am dreaming of many beds with flowers around the fence line and either pea gravel or bark o mulch in the walkways, with chicken wire to keep critters out and an old garden gate.
I am lucky that when hubby irrigates the coral my garden is watered too.
What I have growing are:
cherry tomatoes
zucchini
italian parsley
corn
watermelon
loofa gourd
beans
carrots
peppers
lettuce
There is so much more I would love to grow, but that is a good start for me this year.
I've never had a successful garden, so it's looking good.
What do you gals have growing in your garden this year? Even if it's just a couple pots of herbs on your window sill :)
your garden looks wonderful! i don't have many vegetables other than tomatoes, basil, and garlic. can you guess that i'm married to an italian?
ReplyDeletehave a wonderful holiday weekend!
~molly
Praying for your grandpa.
ReplyDeleteLove the spoon markers. Our poor garden was hammered by hail but we still have been picking tomatoes, beans and peppers. It might look like a hammered weed patch but oh well.