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The garden has grown quite a lot since the last time. It was an experiment in container gardening. As all that goes, I prefer the in-the-ground method when possible, so I'll be cultivating the large open back bits for a fall vegetable garden soon.
Against all expectations, the broccoli is flowering in this hellish Texas heat. Crazy plant.
Also, a sad before/after of the courgette/zucchini plant that produced one modest fruit.
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I am worried that zombies and/or waiters might get into your garden.
Awww... *Cute!*
Tomato envy.
Your comment on Kurts lates post has brought me to see who the could write such a masterpiece of humour.
Now I realize that humour and gardening bear no connection whatsoever.
I thought that onlt great guitarists grew in Texas
leduchab
Trey, This is bit off-topic so please excuse. I've been clicking around on people who've read "The Magic Journey" by John Nichols and you appear to be one. It surprises me that so few have read it. Just finished it and I have to say it's one of my all-time favorites. I live here in New Mexico and Nichols capture the essence of this place perfectly. I would've contacted you about this by email but I could get your link to work. Anyways love your blog. Here's my New Mexico one if you're interested.
http://photomasnmx.blogspot.com/
Awesome!!!! I'm doing lots of container gardening as well, mostly pepper varieties and some citrus. Broccoli is something I want to grow, as well as beets...
I want another update.
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