This weekend, the weather was beautiful and a perfect time to clean out my veggie garden. So, Bye, bye loves:
Bye, bye basil.
Bye, bye pumpkins.
Bye, bye weeds...oh wait...that is a good one to go:-)
As you can see, I couldn't let go of my parsely yet. I am still using them in soups and stews and such and I haven't started my indoor herbs yet so, he stays. The peppers and the tomatoes still have buds. I did a fair amount of pruning today so, we shall see if I can extend the season just a little bit more. Wishful thinking? Maybe.
26 comments:
I'm glad your daughter is doing well.
Bye bye love....that song will be in my head all day!
Her hair is naturally that curly!!! God REALLY blessed her with amazing hair. Strangers will come up to her and without asking just touch her hair in awe. (I wrote this on my comments as well.)
Oh that is kinda sad but I am sure the garden will return next spring.
I am so glad your daughter is doing well.
Yesh! I am so glad your daughter is doing well. I'm so jealous of your vegetable garden.
Glad that your daughter had successful surgery - absolutely something to be crabby about :-)
And I wish I had that gardening bug. I have bought the square foot gardening book. It's lovely on my shelf. I like the ideas of it all. But here I sit...
Yes, bye bye weeds is a good thing. Now you get to look forward to Spring & replanting (I love having my hands in the dirt!). I don't do a veggie garden, but I was seriously considering an outdoor herb garden.
I'm glad to hear your daughter is doing well. Surgery is awful...I remember the few that I had & who loves it? I was going to say I hate it, too - but "who loves it" covers it.
So glad your daughter is well! They recover quickly... she certainly will!
What a great garden.. I'll have to get some advice from you for next year. I want to start one. This year we've just been hitting the Farmer's Market alot, but next ear I want to plant my own. When should I start it? :)
~Tabitha~
I'm glad that your daughter is doing well!
Gosh, come plant some veggies next spring for me. I'll pay ya. five dolla.
Hi Susie,
You need to do a post on your indoor gardening. I need some tips on that. Love your garden plot.
I'm so glad she's doing well!
Don't think of the garden as empty. Think of it as waiting.
So sad to say goodbye to the garden, but before you know it we'll be saying HELLO again!
Glad your daughter is doing well.
glad shes doing well..
bye bye weeds... come on over to my place, I think they set up camp here :D
I'm so glad the surgery went well. I'm getting ready to prune my basil planet tonight. I think i might dry some and save it for later. I love the smell of fresh basil! YUMMY!
yay for your daughter and yay for the garden!!!
I'm glad your daughter is doing well. Makes me happy to hear. So wonderful you have your own garden!!
So glad your daughter is OK, I'm jealous of your garden
I'm very bad at putting the garden to bed for the winter. We do have a change of season, but it's so mild that the 'over-wintering' of my youth in the UK is completely irrelevant out here. I will still have roses blooming in December. I will pay dearly for this slovenly, limp wristed approach to gardening with legging, over stretched rose in Spring - but do I ever learn?
Cheers
I am so thankful the surgery went well and your daughter is ok. Will you come help me plan and plant my garden next year please?
I'm so glad your daughter is feeling better....yaaay!!!!
You are always so on top of things.... :)
Glad your daughter is doing well! Hope she has a speedy recovery!
I'm so happy to hear your daughter's surgery went smoothly. Hope to see you Monday for IC!
Glad to hear about your daughter.
I would so love a vegetable garden in my back yard, but alas we have no sun. And I mean NO SUN. We live in a very wooded area.
I love hearing about other peoples gardens though.
I'm glad to hear that your daughter is recovering well. Will keep you and your family in my prayers.
Now why does MY garden never look like that...? PS Glad you're daughter's on the road to recovery.
So glad the surgery went well! And I would be a little cranky too.
I still have some tomato, parsely and basil growing. I too am trying to extend the growing season a bit.
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