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Bookhenge: And the "Most Unusually-Shaped Vegetable" award for this year goes to our question-mark trombone squash.
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Bookhenge: Ask Me a Question! We could have a Garden Ambassador answering questions during peak visitors hours ;-)
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Bookhenge: Swamp hibiscus bloom is something to smile about ;-)
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Bookhenge: Heads-up! There are sunflowers blooming in the garden!
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Bookhenge: Sunflower personalities-- kinda shy
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Bookhenge: Nodding off . . .
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Bookhenge: Lovely day for pickin' pole beans . . .
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Bookhenge: Huge harvest on Saturday!
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Bookhenge: Tiny, hidden melon
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Bookhenge: Bee taking a sip from a Mexican petunia. Sometimes the bee flies impossibly deep inside the trumpet-like blossom but then again, sometimes the bee seems to accessing the pollen via the blossom's base. Curious!
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Bookhenge: Side view of bee's unusual approach to pollen-collecting . . .
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Bookhenge: Steeple in the distance
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Bookhenge: Lush
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Bookhenge: That doesn't look good! Small, green tomato rots on the vine.
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Bookhenge: Mandevilla on trellis
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Bookhenge: Close-up on mandevilla on trellis
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Bookhenge: That tiny Doll Baby melon must be ready to go!
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Bookhenge: Ready to rock'n roll . . .
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Bookhenge: In the car . . .
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Bookhenge: Headed in to be weighed . . .
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Bookhenge: I'm next!
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Bookhenge: It's adorable!
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Bookhenge: More tomatoes from 9A & B. That makes almost 25 pounds!
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Bookhenge: A good mid-week donation!