Just visiting
It is a Beautiful day here in KY. Dang near perfect. I have to get out of here and enjoy the great outdoors.
Tomorrow is Father’s day. I am looking forward to seeing Amy and Dylan. We have all been so busy.
Dylan went to the Ichthus Music Festival: He is coming home today because today is his Mom’s birthday and tomorrow is Father’s day. He’s a good kid and a stand up guy. 🙂
http://www.atwebdesign.org/festival/
How are things going with you? How is your garden?
Much love and tomatoes, my friends.
Here we have rain today and more expected tomorrow (SW Ohio). We had a nice week though. As for a garden, my stuff went in very late this spring because it rained every day for three months. I’m just hoping to get some tomatoes before frost – I never had to wait until June to plant before so I don’t know what to expect.
pretty hot over here. I am staying indoors and going to sleep. 😀
Lettuce is up and ready to eat. Spinach won’t make? As it is already too hot for it. Maybe a fall crop? Corn is about a foot tall and have some baby tomatoes already… Early girl. Looking forward to acorn squash….
A terrible storm just passed over. Weather man said wind gusts of 60 MPH…I believe him. Sheets of water pouring off the roof. It was quite a storm, just now settling down.
I haven’t had a garden for several years, but I miss nice warm tomatoes right off the vine…so, this year I will have a “kiddie pool” garden. I saw a kiddie pool garden on the Discovery channel a couple of months ago and have been thinking about it ever since. I have beef steak and cherry tomatoes started and they are about 3-4″ high now. Today I planted some jalapino pepper seeds and both red and yellow bell peppers. I don’t know how many plants I can grow in a kiddie pool, but I’ll tell you later. 😉
Happy fathers’ day to you and all fathers 🙂
Hiya Roscoe!
The turtles and rabbits have eaten almost everything except a couple tomato plants, and they’re nibbling on them a bit too. I’ve got a few tomatoes coming in though. Between the critters and the drought, we can’t seem to eek out much this year. We’ve been getting most of our veggies from the u-pick-it farm locally.
So far we’ve canned enough so far to last us hopefully into the winter.