Impressive! Feel free to bring any extra to my house to be inhaled. They look wonderful, but what kind of seed did you plant to grow that "kid" thing in the back?
I'm going to print that picture and hang it out by my garden to give my little seeds some motivation! It just finally got warm enough to plant, how sad is that!
Oh my gosh! I have garden envy! We can't even dream of growing that kind of wonderful stuff in the barren desert of Idaho. (Speaking of barren, that was hilarious!) We have our garden planted and the little baby plants are starting to peek out of the ground. Now, if we could just get them to do a little more than that this year....
Here was yesterday's harvest! I love zucchini and squash because you can actually see them grow throughout the day!
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WowWhitney those look awesome! When we have a place to put one, I feel motivated now to plant a garden! Good job!
If I plant that cute little girl in my garden will I get a harvest full of her!!? I'd take that over squash any day!!! I love her!
Well done on the veggies!
Impressive! Feel free to bring any extra to my house to be inhaled.
They look wonderful, but what kind of seed did you plant to grow that "kid" thing in the back?
I'm going to print that picture and hang it out by my garden to give my little seeds some motivation! It just finally got warm enough to plant, how sad is that!
Holy cow, I can't believe you got all those from your garden! I definitely need to get me one of those!
That looks delicious!! Way to go with your green thumb, I am so jealous!
The little girl in the back comes from Prime Elliot Dibble seed which was planted in barren ground. It was a great seed!
Whitney!!! I just peed my pants reading your comment. You are a funny girl! Is that where Stella gets it from!
Oh my gosh! I have garden envy! We can't even dream of growing that kind of wonderful stuff in the barren desert of Idaho. (Speaking of barren, that was hilarious!) We have our garden planted and the little baby plants are starting to peek out of the ground. Now, if we could just get them to do a little more than that this year....
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