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Monday, May 6, 2013

The Prettiest Place on Earth?

Here are a few snapshots I took around the house this morning. I love living here.




The humming birds love the flowers Mom planted along the front of the porch.


 
Around the corner of the house - everything is getting so green. *SUMMER*





A view of our front yard, down the driveway.



A gorgeous tree in the backyard



A view of the creek. See it? Its way down there.




Another view of the creek. If you look hard, you can see a bird on the log.




Close up of the water.



A sitting area by the creek





Fig sitting on the bench




Our garden - we have two raised beds and a plot(?). We've got several varieties of tomatoes, red bell peppers, basil, squash, cabbage, beets, green beans, thyme, lavender, strawberries, two types of lettuce, three types of greens, cucumbers, water melon, cantaloupe, carrots, jalapenos, and onions.



Little cucumbers sprouting



German Thyme



One of the many varieties of our tomatoes. I don't think they will ever turn red...



Cherry Tomatoes


Strawberries!!




We have wild blackberry bushes growing at the front of our property.




Barrack O'bunny, Gus Gus the kitten, Penny and I, and a nest of guinea eggs


Until next time,
Juliana.

Monday, April 9, 2012

Our Garden's Growing!

By what must be God's goodness - because we have no idea how to garden - our seeds are sprouting!!! Our raised beds have gone from a brown, soil-filled boxs to beautiful green growing gardens. With an exception of the lettuce and cabbage everything we planted sprouted! (To find out what all we planted click here.) Here are a few pictures of our seedlings.
Peas!
Beets!

My sister Angelica made the name cards. She made one for each kind of vegetable we planted, only I lost the one she made for peas... I need to find that. Aren't they cute though? To see more pictures of the garden click here.

Hopefully in a few months we will be eating plenty of home grown vegetables!

Until next time,
Juliana.