April Garden Tour
We have had some really good rain this April and so far have not had any of the damaging wind or hail that so many have had. Last year we began development of a new row crop area and this year we are really enjoying the new area.
The Green Beans Are Really Growing
The Herb Garden
The Onions and Potatoes Are Looking Great
The Green Beans Are Really Growing
We Have A Few Collards That Are Still Producing From Last Season
Our Spring Collard Crop Looks So Good
These Will Make A Nice Pot of Collards
I Am Always So Excited to Slice That First Tomato
This Cabbage Will Be Headed For The Canning Jar
The Herb Garden
I Love The Contrast Of Green Between The Rosemary and Fennel
My Beautiful Yellow Rose Of Texas
The First To Bloom This Year
A Very Special Little Bud
A Beautiful Succulent In A Strawberry Jar
The Twin Japanese Maples Are Just Beautiful
We have recently planted all of our Pepper Plants, Red, Yellow, Orange and Green Bell Peppers, Jalapenos and several other varieties of VERY HOT Peppers. We will be planting our Purple Hull Pea's, Okra and Squash in the next two weeks.
I sure am glad that you stopped by to take a April Garden Tour with me and will look forward to seeing you soon for the next Garden Tour.
Peace and Joy
Miz Helen
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Um your garden is AMAZING! I could only wish for mine to eventually look like that. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these pictures, Miz Helen!
ReplyDeleteExcellent, your garden looks great! We are just starting to turn green here and the forecast for next week is still rainy, windy and pretty chilly. Your Japanese Maples are magnificent! We had them in Louisville, but none here in Chicagoland!
ReplyDeleteYou're so very lucky to have such beauty at your fingertips.
ReplyDeleteYour gardens look beautiful! Spring is always an exciting time-enjoy:@)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful gardens! Thank you so much for the tour. I am still waiting for all of our snow to melt!
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous gardens Miz Helen! I wish it was warm enough here where I live to dig in and plant more things in my garden...at this rate it will be May 15th before I can do that!
ReplyDeleteMiz Helen, your garden is so, so beautiful! Wish I could be right there!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness your garden is looking good and healthy.
ReplyDeleteMiz Helen, your garden looks just wonderful. I do wish our climate was a bit friendlier. We do have some flowers out and it's really pretty, but it's too early for the veggies just yet. Your Japanese Maples are stunning. Mine hasn't even started to bud up yet!
ReplyDeleteMiz Helen! Your garden is beautiful and so more advanced than ours in the UK! Thank you for sharing these wonderful pictures!
ReplyDeleteMiz Helen,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful garden area, I love gardening too. It's so fulfilling to see all the hard work that's put into to it on the dinner plate. I enjoyed all your wonderful photos.
Your garden is looking great! Cannot wait to see what you cook up with all that bounty.
ReplyDeleteWow, you're garden is looking wonderful, Miz Helen! Lots of goodness will be coming from there.
ReplyDeleteYou must be in the far south to have this much of a garden in April! Here in the Pacific Northwest we haven't even thought about much yet!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your beautiful garden with us.
ReplyDeleteWhat a green thumb you have!
Have a wonderful week and I look forward to seeing you at Inspire Me Monday at
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Love the yellow rose! I need to plant more, as yellow roses are a favorite for me.
ReplyDeleteLove Japanese Maples too. Unfortunately the squirrels chewed the bark off our beautiful Japanese maple. Need to replace it, but haven't as yet.
Miz Helen you are just amazing! Not only are you a wonderful cook or garden is pure delight. Can't wait to follow along on your journey as I am new to gardening. May you enjoy all the delights of spring!
ReplyDeleteWow! Your garden is inspiring.
ReplyDeleteHi Helen, love your gorgeous and inspiring garden. The yellow roses are stunning. Happy Springtime!! xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful garden. Makes me want to get outside and start digging!
ReplyDeleteOh Helen, your garden looks so inviting! I'm looking forward to moving to our farm and having a big garden to grow fresh veggies! The rain has definitely been a blessing and timely too!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Cecilia
I so enjoyed seeing your cottage garden, Miz Helen. You and Leonard make a good pair and enjoy the fruits of your labor.
ReplyDeleteMiz Helen,
ReplyDeleteYour garden is wonderful!! Anyone who can garden like you do is number one with me:) Wow!
We planted our garden a few weeks back and it is still very tiny, but making process.
Just hope the rain doesn't drown it, fingers crossed.
Thank you for this wonderful inspiration!
Jemma
Now Miz Helen....I do belive you have a marevlous green thumb! What a gorgeous garden you created! I would love to have dinner at your home! Wishing you a lovely spring and beautiful Easter day!
ReplyDeleteAren't your yellow roses of Texas gorgeous?! Visiting from Lone Star Sisters ;)
ReplyDeleteMmmm, I love collard greens! Are you growing them again this year?
ReplyDeleteI think we are all ready to bring on spring in our group. It has been so beautiful this year and I'm grateful for the rain we are having now.
Thanks so much for being a sweet part of this group.
Miz Helen,
ReplyDeleteYour vegetable garden looks so good. We won't have one this year, but hope to have one next year.
Judith