Here are a few images from my garden.
One of my rows of corn:

The following is a snippet of some peas. I have three varieties, two of which will only get about 18 inches high. This variety, however, will grow as high as 5 feet:

Bush beans flowering in the sun:

And a sunflower plant. I can't wait until my sunflowers bloom:

I'm also waiting for the time when my calendula matures enough to put out flowers.
I have trouble with one of my tomatoes. Although it rained twice yesterday as if we'd been dunked under a waterfall, and all this morning, one of my tomato plants looks like it's wilting. I didn't get a picture of it because my camera ran out of memory just at that moment. Why is that one tomato plant wilting?
2 comments:
Your sweetcorn looks great!
Ours is pretty small and weedy so far ... not enough warmth, I suppose ...
I have a lot of problem with weeds too. They are the bane of my gardening existence! I read somewhere that to be a good gardener, you must embrace weeding.
I'm learning that. Slowly.
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