Thanks Dani, just the inspiration I needed! I am set to leaf through veggie catalogs and do my order today and it is dreary and miserable outside and hard to imagine anything growing out there, but now I can :) !
Is this really your own garden? Is it really this beautiful and well tended? Does your garden really grow vegetables and flowers this nice and invite little birdies for photo shoots? I love your garden.
That is a prize winning cauliflower. Sometimes I imagine you out in the garden, sleeping next to your veggies, whispering to them to grow up big and strong.
Awwwww....I love how each and every one of you takes a minute out of your day to stop by here and leave such wonderful comments. Thank you for being such great friends. (((hugs to each of you)))
A much-needed spot of color and light on a dreary day here with 4-6" of snow predicted for tomorrow. Thank YOU, Dani, for taking the time to share your lovely garden with us.
Gorgeous shots! I planted broccoli for the first time this winter and have baby heads just forming.Can you offer any advice as to when I should start cutting the heads so they regrow more? They are quarter sized now.
Tricia, I usually go by the look of the individual florets. You want them to be about the size of a match head. Depending on the kind, the broccoli head can be 4-7 inches across.
Your pansies are MUCH happier than the pansies we have in my part of the world. And I'll say again, pansies are the heartiest flower I know... so why is being a PANSY, bad?
Thanks Dani, just the inspiration I needed! I am set to leaf through veggie catalogs and do my order today and it is dreary and miserable outside and hard to imagine anything growing out there, but now I can :) !
ReplyDeleteIs this really your own garden? Is it really this beautiful and well tended? Does your garden really grow vegetables and flowers this nice and invite little birdies for photo shoots? I love your garden.
ReplyDeleteThat is a prize winning cauliflower. Sometimes I imagine you out in the garden, sleeping next to your veggies, whispering to them to grow up big and strong.
ReplyDeleteLAVERNE.
That Laverne is a hot ticket! Beautiful photos as usual, I always look forward to seeing what you will share with us next.
ReplyDeleteLaverne is a sexy beast! hah!
ReplyDeleteand that cauliflower...ahhh...so lovely. I think I've found my newest wallpaper. thanks, again!
So nice! I saw the pansies and my heart just swelled! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI can understand why you are enjoying your garden!!!
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous and happy for you all at the same time. I love your pansy. They are my favorite of all types of flowers.
ReplyDeleteLinda
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Awwwww....I love how each and every one of you takes a minute out of your day to stop by here and leave such wonderful comments. Thank you for being such great friends. (((hugs to each of you)))
ReplyDeleteDani,
ReplyDeleteI loved your comment on my windshield post! Still chuckling.
I am struck by the crystal clarity of thse photos.
That bird looks 3D.
A much-needed spot of color and light on a dreary day here with 4-6" of snow predicted for tomorrow. Thank YOU, Dani, for taking the time to share your lovely garden with us.
ReplyDeleteThat cauliflower looks picture perfect. Love the shot of the little bird and your colorful flowers.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots!
ReplyDeleteI planted broccoli for the first time this winter and have baby heads just forming.Can you offer any advice as to when I should start cutting the heads so they regrow more? They are quarter sized now.
LOVE the little bird! (Oh, ok and the big bird too just so she won't get jealous)
ReplyDeleteTricia, I usually go by the look of the individual florets. You want them to be about the size of a match head.
ReplyDeleteDepending on the kind, the broccoli head can be 4-7 inches across.
Your pansies are MUCH happier than the pansies we have in my part of the world. And I'll say again, pansies are the heartiest flower I know... so why is being a PANSY, bad?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures as always. :-)
I love pansies. They're always so cheerful looking.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful beautiful beautiful - I'm enjoying it too!! LOL
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