Bugs, especially black flies, have been attacking the tomato plants ever since they were seedlings in my aunt's garden
For some odd reason there are large populations of black flies underneath the leaves yet these plants in my garden have been spared. What's going on?!
Most of the ripening strawberries in the windowsill pot are the size of my thumb
Mini vege patch at my place
Tiny vege patch at my aunt's place
Pointy hats are pointy.
The nursery was one of the biggest I've ever visited with rows after rows of lovely plants.
Along with a good looking bunch of vegetables.
There was even a water section filled with fishes. Looks pretty crowded in there!
Look at them thrive in the outdoor mystery pot of soil
They always become container bound real fast with their ever growing long, lanky roots
Container to field buttercrunches doing quite well, which is pretty surprising because I did not expect them to survive in the clayie soil. A bit of wilting at first, but they quickly recovered overnight. I added a lot more manure and garden soil to the home of the second batch of buttercrunches, and these little guys are getting super fat fast
I got too excited and snipped this one off before it got the chance to fully develop its heart. I kind of regret it, but not really >:D the leaves were crispy and juicy just the way they were meant to be. I can't be any prouder of my babies - just look at the size of that thing!
Goodbye, prettiful tree
R.I.P you'll be missed
Someone stepped on them. Boo
I haven't seen these dumb little june bugs in ages! Seeing this one made me reminisce the good old times when they were in abundance, making their way through the fireplace and heading straight for our lights "fizzzzzzz" and then making the entire house smell like burnt toast. Yum
