Redbush is wishing you all a wonderful warm Indian summer!
Friday, September 24, 2010
Smaller Garden?
Redbush is wishing you all a wonderful warm Indian summer!
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Redbush is wishing you all a wonderful warm Indian summer!
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- Redbush
- I live on an acreage with my husband, and two dogs, a shepherd, and a wire-haired fox terrier. My shepherd has been a show dog, and I enjoy taking him to various obedience competitions. I have always enjoyed the wilderness, so, I am constantly taking photos to be used as references for mostly landscape artworks done in oils, acrylics, and watercolours. Usually my artworks are displayed and entered for sale in a couple of different shows a year, and I have done commissions for customers. I have always had a love for animals, especially dogs, and horses.
Will I Pass?
Bonzi, when he was 2 months old
7 comments:
Those look wonderful. It'll be worth it.
Could I have some rain with that, too?
In that last picture, the stove definitely looks tired! : )
Mary Anne in Kentucky
Impressive looking garden. We had some tomatoes this year but nothing close to 100 pounds. Incredible!
That's some bounty! But isn't it wonderful to have all that homegrown goodness in the winter?
Leah, tomatoes are our favorite vegetable, so, having grown them ourselves makes it all worthwhile.
We've had a bit of moisture when it wasn't needed, Solarity. I take it you need some rain, so, I'll do my little rain dance for you. Speaking of the stove, what would we do without one? I could do without the clean-up afterwards. Ha!
Thanks, David! We usually use fertilizer, but, this year we stayed away from it, and seemed to get the same results without using all those chemicals.
Good to hear from you, Bag Lady! You have a lot of bounty in your garden produce, I'll bet. I agree that there is nothing like raising the veggies yourself, so, the work is worth it.
Oh that looks terrific. So nice for you to be able to enjoy your efforts through the upcoming season.
Thanks, Hilary! Our garden doesn't always produce like this, but, we hauled loads of new dirt in this year, so, we had lots of produce as a result of it. The veggies do taste a lot better than the store-bought ones!
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