Two weeks! Very brave. But your courage paid off - everything looks great! I hope the holiday was equally successful. And I love that you have critters doing their own gardening in your space. You could try leaving the corn in place, but charging rent?
What a relief that everything survived (and thrived) while you were gone! We've been gone a few long weekends which has definitely stressed out a couple new plantings. It's been a dry summer here in Pittsburgh!
Your white garden is resplendent indeed! I grinned at your corn crop, having been corn bombed by the critters myself, a hazard when you live across from acres of corn fields. So satisfying to grow your own food. I hope you have enough tomatoes to make sauce or to can them for the winter when the store tomatoes are like golf balls. *whew* about the limb missing the fence too: the house's guardian spirits must have been on duty!
Two weeks! Very brave. But your courage paid off - everything looks great! I hope the holiday was equally successful. And I love that you have critters doing their own gardening in your space. You could try leaving the corn in place, but charging rent?
What a relief that everything survived (and thrived) while you were gone! We've been gone a few long weekends which has definitely stressed out a couple new plantings. It's been a dry summer here in Pittsburgh!
Your garden is lovely. I have a problem with squirrels planting walnuts! Those critters.
Your white garden is resplendent indeed! I grinned at your corn crop, having been corn bombed by the critters myself, a hazard when you live across from acres of corn fields. So satisfying to grow your own food. I hope you have enough tomatoes to make sauce or to can them for the winter when the store tomatoes are like golf balls. *whew* about the limb missing the fence too: the house's guardian spirits must have been on duty!