



Oh, and we planted our peas and carrots as well. Butternut squash and Jack-be-little pumpkins will also go into this one. I think the rest of the tomatoes, cilantro, and flowers will go out front in the flower gardens. DH also rigged up some hoses/sprinklers and we watered our lawn for the first time! I was wondering why everyone else's was so green and ours was brown. Now I know.

3 comments:
hurrah for upside-down gardens! That is so you!
miss ya
Planting looks like so much fun! We gave up on tomatoes this year. They just don't grow well in Seattle.
I am so jealous of the garden I do love a home grown tomato ~and I have seen this bucket trick before.
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