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8 thoughts on “Garden progress”
loving the progress photos! I like the hoops, saves using canes, I think I need to look at getting some/making some
I splurged and bought these heavier gage cages…I would have love to build wood ones, but no time for “projects” right now! I do think I still will need to stake them–better do that sooner then later, like last year!
Exciting day in the garden….I normally would not plant mine out until the 15th of month…but we are so unusually warm this Spring, I took the chance. I had lots of extra in the greenhouse, incase something drastic happened.
I’m holding my breath on recent heavy rain and storms with hail–so far we have been lucky, more storms forecast for tonight. Gardening is calming and stressful!
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loving the progress photos! I like the hoops, saves using canes, I think I need to look at getting some/making some
I splurged and bought these heavier gage cages…I would have love to build wood ones, but no time for “projects” right now! I do think I still will need to stake them–better do that sooner then later, like last year!
Great posts. Thanks for introducing me to your blog! I will be visiting often. Her x
Thank you for visiting and following along this little garden blog! Stacey
Your garden is looking good. My tomatoes are going into the ground today. Last chance for frost date was yesterday.
Exciting day in the garden….I normally would not plant mine out until the 15th of month…but we are so unusually warm this Spring, I took the chance. I had lots of extra in the greenhouse, incase something drastic happened.
I’m holding my breath on recent heavy rain and storms with hail–so far we have been lucky, more storms forecast for tonight. Gardening is calming and stressful!
Your garden looks great 🙂
I have been working hard on it–sure have had the “extreme weather” month of May!