a tale of tails, tenacity, and tedium, as told by me, usually barefoot and bellowing

Wednesday, July 6, 2016

The Eating's Good

In our garden
the wild life is eating too.
Wonderful cucumbers
and tomatoes
with yellow squash on its way.

24 comments:

T. Powell Coltrin said...

I'll be there for supper tonight. I only planted one tomato plant. :)

MadSnapper said...

i love fresh cuckes, squash and maters.. all off the vine, ripe and warm from the sun.... yummmmmm

TexWisGirl said...

you're doing good!

21 Wits said...

Goodness your garden goodies are looking real good! Yummy and delicious treats!

Farm Girl said...

What a lovely garden. Everything is so pretty and green.

Martha said...

So much goodness in your garden!

Ginny Hartzler said...

You must have a green thumb, everything grows abundantly for you!! Good eats!

LindaG said...

Your garden looks quite peaceful when you take your pictures, Gail. Looks very nice. ^_^

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

Now if you could only train the dogs to get the bugs...

Arkansas Patti said...

Soon your pickin baskets will be full. This is a fun time of year for gardening.

Anonymous said...

Yum! It amazes me to see the garden grow like it does. Ours is doing well, too.

Lee said...

I might come over and pitch a tent!

Hang on! I don't need to travel that far...my landlords grow similar vegetables in similar quantity on this block of land...3 acres of land...on which my little cabin sits on its small portion a few hundred metres/yards from their home further up the block.

1st Man said...

Wonderful!!! I can't wait to expand ours in future seasons!

eileeninmd said...

Hello, it all is looking good. I love home grown tomatoes.

Happy Thursday, enjoy your day!

Harry Flashman said...

I need to go stake out some of our tomatoes when I finish this. I noticed this morning that some of the plants are near breaking.

When I read your post title, I was a little nervous. Thought you had killed off the fatted calf some something. When I was a kid, my dad raised beef cattle. They had names, and he would train them to come to be fed when he waved his handkerchief. Then one day the butcher would come and kill them. Never got used to that!

Lowcarb team member said...

Your garden goodies are looking GREAT!

All the best Jan

Susan Kane said...

If only I could dive through the computer screen...

Corn tassels hold so much promise.

Sandy Livesay said...

Gail,

What beautiful looking vegetables, your garden beds look amazing :-)

gld said...

Gail, things are looking good! You are ahead of me.
My cucs and squash haven't produced fruit yet and the tomatoes are much smaller. Just now getting ears on the corn.

I am constantly fighting the Japanese beetles for everything here.

Lynne said...

Nice garden . . . good eating . . .

Optimistic Existentialist said...

Those tomatoes look absolutely beautiful :)

Lux G. said...

I wish I can grow these plants in our garden too. Problem is, I don't have green thumb.

Dreaming said...

Ahhh, anticipation!

Far Side of Fifty said...

Looking good! :)

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