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Bookhenge: The garden is looking good!
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Bookhenge: Dedicated vine wranglers
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Bookhenge: Hopi Black Dye Sunflower is the first to bloom . . .
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Bookhenge: Hopi Black Dye sunflower sends out multiple blooms . .
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Bookhenge: Here's looking at you!
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Bookhenge: Daisy, up close and personal
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Bookhenge: The minature "daisies" of Feverfew
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Bookhenge: Would you guess tomato blossoms? Bees love yellow blossoms!
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Bookhenge: Purslane in bloom
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Bookhenge: Squash Blossom Special
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Bookhenge: Leeks are popping their tops and blooming!
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Bookhenge: You want me to eat this asparagus raw???
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Bookhenge: You know what they say about first impressions . . .
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Bookhenge: Okay, better cooked, I think.
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Bookhenge: Chowing down on fresh garlic stalk
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Bookhenge: You like that?
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Bookhenge: Can't et enough!
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Bookhenge: Take a break!
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Bookhenge: Announcements for the week . . .
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Bookhenge: Looks lke a fast!
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Bookhenge: Something for everyone
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Bookhenge: Connie's homemade Carolina Berry Pie
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Bookhenge: Yummy! Carolina berry and a cherry!
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Bookhenge: Thanks to our baker!
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Bookhenge: Attaching a weight to the drip tube
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Bookhenge: Tomato in a bavket
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Bookhenge: Fooled by Mother Nature
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Bookhenge: Predict which tomato plants -- right-side-up or upside-down will yield the first ripe tomato??? These are Sungolds, upside-down.
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Bookhenge: Yikes! Could that volunteer be a morning glory???
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Bookhenge: Main goal for thinning a hanging tomato -- eliminate thick, dense foliage that will invite disease and insects