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Bookhenge: First sunflower begins to bloom . . .
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Bookhenge: Best gardening outfit ever!
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Bookhenge: Ready for musquitoes, too!
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Bookhenge: Love these elevated beds . . .
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Bookhenge: Cooling it while they can!
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Bookhenge: Irrigation always presents challenges . . .
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Bookhenge: But it's worth it!!! Thanks for helping out, Art!
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Bookhenge: Bee magnet aka leek blossom
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Bookhenge: So many little cups to drink from . . .
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Bookhenge: Is that a honey bee???
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Bookhenge: Could that be the rare honey bee?
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Bookhenge: honeybee
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Bookhenge: Bush beans are happy to have so many pollinators around!
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Bookhenge: Happy to see the bee's work pay off!
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Bookhenge: Thanks to our young volunteer!
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Bookhenge: Planting tomatillos, the giant kind!
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Bookhenge: Making sure the blueberry enclosure is ready for blueberry season .
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Bookhenge: Blueberries are ripe when they're dark blue with no "dusty" cover . . .
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Bookhenge: Time for a lesson in tomato-pruning!
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Bookhenge: Cullen holds court!
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Bookhenge: And you can plant tis sucker and get a new plant . . .
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Bookhenge: Nut sedge is the worst weed we have.
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Bookhenge: Close-up of nut sedge
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Bookhenge: Suckers have the potential to become new tomato plants . . .
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Bookhenge: New tomato plant ready to go . . .
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Bookhenge: There's a sucker!
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Bookhenge: Sucker will wilt right off but will revive within a day . . .
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Bookhenge: Is that leaf curling??? And there's that yellowing of the leaf?? Could be tomato yellow leaf curl virus!!!
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Bookhenge: No plant