What a beautiful weekend!
I have a new view of the garden to show you. Yeah!
The corn stood itself back up!
Everything is really flourishing out there. We are getting a handful of raspberries from
the new planting and today picked the first ripe tomato, a Sungold cherry. Kori is visiting today, and she got the pleasure of eating it.
It’s not all good of course. There is a nasty little black
bug eating up my Chinese cabbage and arugula.
Fortunately, it’s not eating the kale, so it’s not too much of a
bother.
You know, I’ve heard the comment on more than one occasion
when someone looks at the garden.
“That’s a lot of work”. I was
thinking about that while I was picking peas today. Here I am, enjoying the warm sun, listening
to the birds and the wind whispering through the corn, enjoying a pea snack now
and then… work? Hardly. Work is what I
do in my office. What goes on in my
garden is just living.
There are roses in three corners of the garden. This one is Blanc Double de Coubert. All of the roses are very fragrant but this
one is my favorite. Earlier in the
season the bugs eat the blossoms up, but they seem to be leaving it alone
now. It’s tucked away in the far NE
corner, so it’s really just there for me to enjoy.
I’ll finish up with a couple of critter pictures. This one of Boy Pig is not very clear but I
caught him on the run with his wattles flying and I think it’s kind of funny.
Javier has been such a good bird for me. He’s pretty old for a chicken and is starting
to have some leg problems so I don’t know how much longer he will be with
us. He will be a tough act to follow for the next rooster.
I guess that’s it for today.
Thanks for stopping by. Be well.
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