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| Arapaho Fish Hill beans |
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| The peas are about at the end of the road. |
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| Blooming Prairie beans on the top tier, Dragon Tongue beans on the middle tier. |
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| Purple Podded Pole beans |
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| Jerusalem artichokes |
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| French lavender |
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| Flood Pole beans |
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| Tall Trailing nasturtium |
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| Golden Nugget cherry tomatoes |
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| Jimmy Nardello sweet pepper |
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| Black Beauty eggplant |
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| I always heard the saying "knee high by the 4th of July". I wonder if waist high is even better? |
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| Golden Delicious apple tree...and a mess that desperately needs to be cleaned up. |
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| Fuji apple tree |
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| Top row is Snow Princess calendula, middle row is Bright Lights cosmos and on the bottom are Love in a Mist. |
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| The grapes should be back with a vengeance by next summer. |
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| Purple Emporer nasturtium |
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| Oregon Spring tomato |
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| The closest is a Blue Beauty and the one further away is a Paul Robeson. |
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| A pathetic yellow summer squash. |
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| Holy spaghetti squash! |
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| These potatoes leaves are dying back so we'll harvest these in the next few days. |
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| Yard Long beans in both red and green. |
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| We're letting that bag of potatoes dry out until tomorrow and we'll see what we got in there. |
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| Peppermint stick zinnia in the front and gorgeous looking collard greens in the back. |
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| Maxibel and Tanya's Pink Pod bush beans. These are going to be absolutely loaded! |
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| The backside of the spaghetti squash bed. That lettuce has seen better days, for sure! |
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| The onions are getting big. |
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| More baby spaghetti squash on the backside of the bed. |
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| Pink Plume celery and Longue Rouge Sang carrots |
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| Sword lettuce and cilantro that is going to seed. I planted garlic where the bok choy was. |
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| Mixed Bachelor Button flowers. I read somewhere that these are edible. I don't eat them. I just like them. |
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| Golden beets |
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| Chioggia beets |
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| This is either white or pink Japanese dandelions. I'll have to wait until they bloom to find out which pot is which. |
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| Jibai Shimoshirazu cucumber plant |
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| The walkway to the back garden. |
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| The side garden...this is where I put a lot of the things that I want to climb the fence. |
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| Blooming Prairie "bush" beans. I love the coloring on these. |
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| Egyptian Walking Onions |
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| Garden sage. This got a bit of a sunburn. |
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| Cucamelon plant. I'm not sure if I'll get anything off of these or not. |
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| Strawberry spinach. I grew this last year and we enjoyed it. |
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| In the bed: Lacinato kale, Drunk Woman Frizzy Head lettuce, Parisienne carrots and fenugreek. In the pots below are basil (Thai, if I remember correctly) and lemongrass. |
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| The rhubarb was traumatized when the bottom fell out of the bed. It's starting to come back. |
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| Chioggia beets. In one pot, I planted echinacea and in the other I planted dill. I'm seeing how both companion plant with the beets. |
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| I'm very proud of this spaghetti squash! |
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| Nasturtiums! |
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| Giant Italian parsley |
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| Casper eggplant. This little guy has been through a lot and I'm quite surprised that it's still growing. |
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| Sunburn tomatoes. |
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| Gold Nugget cherry tomatoes |
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| The Spring Blush peas that I'm saving for seed. I can't find anywhere to buy them, so I grew them out to save seed. |
