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meee:

        Hi Kat and everyone, If the link lets you see  then I won't have to put them in photobucket. 
         Here in Minnesota we are way behind ,in the veggies being anywhere near ready. Started off so cool didn't know when it would warm up, but it's hot and humid now and plenty of rain. We'll get a crop yet.
          I'll wait to see if ya'll can see the flowers or not.

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         meee

Samson:
Kat,

      The garden is thriving and growing like crazy. Do you need some rain ? You may have some of mine.
We planted our garden earlier than usual, approx 2-3 weeks earlier and survived threats of frost. We have little peppers and little Tomatoes already. The Brocoli plants are 3-4 feet high, never tried Brocoli before,
according to what I was told, the brocoli flowers will renew themselves, after each flower is harvested.
We will keep you posted, I have to go out there, today, we are finally getting some much needed Sun.

                           Kind Regards, Samson.

Terry:
we got much needed rain here in Va. Sunday just what my little garden needed i went down this morning and got my first tomatos also my green beans are loaded i will pick them this  afternoon when the sun go's down,got one green pepper so far, we had to much rain early and it seems to have hurt my tomatos but i'm still happy with what i'm getting so far,
Rasberries are coming in now, i picked some that grows wild next to my garden maybe a quart(just to snack on) there will be tons of them soon i'll make my jelly and jam again this year and i'll need to make a little more this year as i'm on my last jar from last year,anyway glad to hear everybodys garden is do good,enjoy.

Terry

ez2u:
here in southwest Florida its too hot to plant although we have two planting seasons  fall and winter our crops burn up at this time.  Its just too hot.  You can sit on your back porch and watch the grass grow, no kidding.  We mow twice a week, sometimes, some don't, mosquitoes get bad then  eek!  peggy

meee:
 My pitiful little postage stamp veggie garden so far has produced one meal of snap peas and one yellow summer squash.       Compared to ya'll pretty pitiful,but still I love it. Always have even as a kid loved gardening.  There are lots of tomatoes on the plants, so hope is there for the future. Oh, I've picked rhubarb twice from a plant our daughter gave us last year, so that isn't too bad.
Wow to live where the growing season is longer, like some of you would be nice.
Terry , you have an abundance of wild berries, wow aren't you blessed!? And quite the cook too!
meee

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