Show and Tell Friday (6/22/07)

Welcome to "Show and Tell Friday!" Do you have a something special to share with us? It could be a trinket from grade school, a piece of jewelry, an antique find. Your show and tell can be old or new. Use your imagination and dig through those old boxes in your closet if you have to! Feel free to share pictures and if there's a story behind your special something, that's even better!

Okay, it has been requested that I show a picture of my garden. Sorry it isn't the greatest but you can get a general over view. Due to the unusually dry weather we had the last month some things didn't do well at all. My strawberries I bought...forget it...I think I got 4 berries. When it was time for me to "replant" a few things, that is when I hurt my back and never got it done. At least my tomato plants are looking good. I hope that I get some bell peppers this year too. They have been really hard to grow the past couple of years. Anyway, here is the picture. On the left is my bed of various lettuce and my cherry tomatoes. The middle one has 2 mortgage lifter plants, bell pepper, eggplant (experimental for me...will have to wait and see how they do), and 1 spaghetti squash plant. Then my little bed off to the right are the strawberries. Now I am off to see what everyone else has! :)



*I forgot to say that Mortgage Lifter plants are a type of tomato and there are cabbages in the middle bed as well.*

Comments

Trella said…
What a wonderful thing to have. To have a vegetable garden is a dream of mine. I do hope your "experimentals" work:) Thanks so much for sharing and giving me and us ideas.
Blessings to you,
Trella
Kim said…
Ok, I have to ask, what is a mortgage lifter plant? The drought here has been awful, between the lack of rain and the squirrels my garden looks very sad.
Anonymous said…
Ladysnow,
I'm impressed with anyone that can grow anything! Why do you call the middle plants mortgage plants?
Susan said…
Any garden with the fresh produce is such a treat. Thanks for sharing yours with us.
Susan
Mary L. Briggs said…
I love your veggie beds! We keep saying we are going to make some 'next year'. Next year has never come!
charish said…
Gardens are beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Sandra said…
Beautiful gardens, if only I had a green thumb....I'm more like the thumb of death when it comes to plants and flowers LOL
Anonymous said…
I wondered what a mortgage lifter was, too -- same thing as a cash crop, something you raise to sell, I'm guessing? I love how you have them spaced. Very pretty plus easy to get to.
Unknown said…
It looks simply loverly, darling! But, isn't that some cabbage in that middle bed? :-D You should be eating lots of salads. Don't pull the lettuce, cut it off at the ground and let it regrow. Thanks for the picture!
Laurie said…
Your garden looks wonderful ~ I hope you are blessed with lots of lovely veggies!!
Marci said…
It is looking good Melanie!!! Just a slow start. =)
Anonymous said…
I love fresh veggies and fruit right of the vine and trees! I hope your garden will be bountiful!
LBP said…
Love your garden!

Thanks for sharing!
Becky said…
Your garden is very pretty. Thank you for sharing the photos with us.

PS Thank you for your comment at my blog too.

Have a great day!
Anonymous said…
Thanks for sharing your garden. We meant to get ours started this year but life took a different turn and it will have to wait.
Carole Burant said…
Having my own veggie garden, I know how much fun it is to grow your own produce:-) I'm glad you said what a Mortgage Lifter plant was...I'd never heard of it before!! Have a wonderful weekend! xox
Kelli said…
Your garden looks wonderful, your tomato plants are so big! A mockingbird ate all of our tomatoes..grrr. You'll have to have a tomato sandwich for me. :0)

Kelli

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