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Bookhenge: Bee Crossing
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Bookhenge: Dance of the Bumble Bee
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Bookhenge: Going in for more . . .
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Bookhenge: Who knew bees adore leek blossoms?
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Bookhenge: Tasty, little buds, and lots of them.
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Bookhenge: What a team!
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Bookhenge: April, "beek" (bee geek) enjoys a little bee activity.
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Bookhenge: Hopi Black Dye Sunflowers, one of several varietes in the garden
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Bookhenge: Hopi, close-up
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Bookhenge: Pike's Peak, up close and personal.
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Bookhenge: Lesson on sunflowe proopation
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Bookhenge: These never deveoped seeds, but if they had we could remove them, dry, them and keep them in the fridge until next season.
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Bookhenge: Happy, little Shasta daisies
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Bookhenge: One of our chief nemeses -- the dreaded cabbage looper
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Bookhenge: Anitra's on the trail
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Bookhenge: Excellent form!
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Bookhenge: Caught and lain on the ground in one fast move . . .
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Bookhenge: Another one bites the dust . . .
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Bookhenge: Tiny bee collecting pollen in Trombone squash blossom
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Bookhenge: The mighty Trombone squash
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Bookhenge: Tromboe, almost ready to harvest
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Bookhenge: Septorium wilt strikes a cucumber plant
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Bookhenge: Good thing we're treating with hydrogen peroxide . . .
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Bookhenge: Spraying with hydrogen peroxide
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Bookhenge: Careful to spray under leaf, too
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Bookhenge: Sort of fun . . .
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Bookhenge: Humans enjoy the leek blossom, too . . .
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Bookhenge: What's that???
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Bookhenge: The Cucamelon! World's most adorable veggie!
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Bookhenge: Cullen pulls a leak-repair thing from magic collection . . .