Not very well apparently:
Now, to be fair, I have been busy since I last posted; more
so than the average bear. And, we did manage to harvest quite a lot between
then and now. We had a small crop of broccoli and an even smaller crop of
carrots. We had plenty of sugar snaps to munch on and two meals worth of green
beans came off the vine.
None-the-less, I am embarrassed by the state of my garden,
overrun with weeds and an overall eye sore in the back yard. I share these
photos with you on the unspoken promise that you quit giving yourself a hard
time about the state of your garden- and a sisterly acknowledgement on how easy
the rest of life gets in the way of our best intentions.
With that said… YOU SHOULD SEE THESE TOMATO PLANTS!
It is the land of nightshade, and I am the Queen!! What once
stood a glorious 5 feet high, my monstrous plants have now buckled under their
own weight. I am easily harvesting 50 tomatoes a week.
Picking them is a family affair, but eating them is not. My
husband, sadly will not eat tomatoes. As you can see, our daughter does not
share his distaste. The evening of these photos, she ate tomatoes for dinner.
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