Maybe we’ll get some pomegranates to eat this year.
I think we got this plant from Dennis and Dottie Price.
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Maybe we’ll get some pomegranates to eat this year.
I think we got this plant from Dennis and Dottie Price.
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These were many places in the woods, with an acre of them here: native wild azaleas, Rhododendron canescens.
Nellie, native wild azaleas, Gretchen
No, not honeysuckle. That’s a vine. These are a bush. Continue reading
Gretchen left these plants locked inside, but while she wasn’t looking they escaped.
They’ll have to go back inside tomorrow; freeze predicted. Continue reading
We don’t have a cherry picker, but we do have a ladder and a roof.
Gretchen on the roof picking black cherries
Later, I didn’t take a picture as I was on the ladder picking behind my head.
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You can almost see it’s a garden, after weeks of weeding and Gretchen had just finished mowing between the rows.
After weeks of weeding and mowing
Visible, left to right: cucumber, yellow squash, okra, eggplant, tomato, corn (maize).
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Gretchen finished weeding the tomatoes.
Well, those tomatoes. She already weeded the other ones.
And I found those cucumbers in the okra.
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What are these mystery berries that grow on the beaver dam and on islands in the pond?
We think they’re probably some species of Smilax. Continue reading
She transplanted that tree when it wasn’t knee-high.
Don’t tell her other trees she likes this one better. Continue reading