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Bookhenge: Storm clouds don't deter hard-working gardeners . . .
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Bookhenge: Whoa! And who's that and where is it???
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Bookhenge: Lucky Rom is the chosen gardener!
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Bookhenge: In most cultures, just seeing a praying mantis is a good omen.
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Bookhenge: Welcome back, Donna!!!
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Bookhenge: National Charity League is well-represented this week!!!
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Bookhenge: Three generations volunteering in the garden!!!
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Bookhenge: What could that be???
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Bookhenge: Aren't they cute???
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Bookhenge: Cute but what are they???
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Bookhenge: Cute enough to eat! ;-)
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Bookhenge: Here goes . . . down the hatch!
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Bookhenge: Hmmmmmmm
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Bookhenge: Cute and yummy! Surprisingly so!
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Bookhenge: In go the radish seeds . . .
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Bookhenge: Teamwork makes it quick and fun!
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Bookhenge: Who knew gardening could be so much fun?
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Bookhenge: Texas Star Hibiscus is the tall plant with huge red petals and lime green centers.
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Bookhenge: Yay! Collards in the garden!
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Bookhenge: Lesson time!
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Bookhenge: And you're going to like this next lesson . . .
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Bookhenge: The animated teacher ;-)
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Bookhenge: Good teachers talk with their hands, too ;-)
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Bookhenge: Hmmmmm what's that?
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Bookhenge: Muscadines (dark purple) with a type of muscadine called scuppernong. Kinda a "Dr. Seuss name" as Cullen calls it.
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Bookhenge: Yum!
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Bookhenge: Be bold!
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Bookhenge: Check'em out!
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Bookhenge: Next lesson on peppers . . .