August Garden Tour
We have had a fabulous garden season this year. Early in the spring we got more than our share of rain which filled our rivers, lakes and left our ground real soggy and planting a little later than usual. We were very grateful for the rains after a few years of drought conditions. All in all it has been a great year for production, even the birds have had their share of the left over berries.
The Blackberries Just Kept On Coming This Year
We Had A Very Special Helper
In The Garden This Year
Great Granddaughter Ella June Bug
With Papa Picking Berries
That Basket Will Be Full and Overflowing
When They Are Finished
We Let Some Of The Basil Seed Out
So We Have Seeds For Next Year
Late Jalapeno's and Bell's
Along With Brocollini Doing Well
Basil, Thyme and Oregano
Right Outside The Backdoor
And Here Came A Cucumber Plant
To Live With The Zinna's
Garden Angel Watching Over Both Gardens
Ella Is So Excited About Picking The Tomatoes
Look At The Tomatoes Ella Picked Today
The Onion's Are Harvested
and
Hanging In The Barn
My Day Lilly's Were Just Beautiful
The Parsley Bucket Is Overflowing
Out Of The Whole Garden
I Love My Zinna's The Most
And Now It's Time To Sit On The Porch
and
Rest For A While
and
Rest For A While
Thanks for coming along with me on my garden tour today, I always love sharing with a friend. Hope you have a fantastic week and come back to see us real soon!
Peace and Joy
Miz Helen
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Everything looks so pretty and green and you have the cutest little helper!
ReplyDeleteYour garden is fantastic, and Ella is the cutest tomato picker I ever saw!
ReplyDeleteJenna
I love your garden tours! I have fond memories of zinnias! We lived in a trailer when I was in grade school, and I remember Mom having them planted down the length of one side. I used to pick them for her.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a great garden! I love the zinnias too, and your cute helper of course:@)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful garden! Everything is so colorful and green. Thanks for the peek!
ReplyDeleteElla is just so darling and the best helper!! Your garden looks wonderful, Miz Helen. I know you and Leonard love taking care of it and you are rewarded with all that homegrown goodness.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful garden and harvest! We had a great garden season too with all the rain and hot weather we've had.
ReplyDeleteYour gardens are wonderful ... so plentiful. Your great-grand-daughter is a cutie ... and helpful! I bet she is a joy to have around and keeps you on your toes! I adore zinnias. Makes me remember my Granny. Have a lovely week!
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks great! This brings back memories of gardening with my grandparents. Such sweet times :)
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Thanks fot sharing!!! Lovely and cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks fot sharing!!! Lovely and cute!
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks so green and full and wonderfully productive -- complete with wayward cucumber amid colorful zinnias. The porch is very inviting and the GGrand is adorable!
ReplyDeleteWhat a precious child and the entire post is heartwarming and just another reason to be thankful for Gods creation, great job on your green thumb too Miz Helen!
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