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- Precious petite 'peno
- Pool party in our backyard!
- From the garden - bonus video!
- How long would it take to do this to my house?
- What a difference a month makes
- This one's looking a little weird
- See what my mother found?
- Liza needs your help!
- Wonder what's in the water around here
- Speaking of toileteers
- Speaking of bugs' eye views
- This makes me feel cheap - smart, but cheap
- Cute cuke
- This makes me want to cry
- Looks like I'm not the only one
- New photo set on flickr
- Planet Earth
- I'm Gonna Git You,
- Style
- So, who wants zucchini bread?
- Tied
- Medusa
- Anyone need a boat? Too bad, this one's sold!
- For MLF
- First harvest
- New one for me
- Purple?
- Quote of the week
- There was a little cucumber ...
- Because I can't resist showing off
- Sacrificial beauty
- Did somebody say, "Salsa!"
- How come this never happened with ours?
- Sweet, sweet basil
- Hallelujah!
- Things I never realized
- Taking her job seriously
- tassels
- So, anyone want to sign up in advance for zucchini...
- Sometimes it's the comments that make me giggle
- Our weekend
- Interloper
- Jurassic Dance Party
- Carl the Dog
- Sprout
- Nature's most perfect vegetable
- In training
- Support group
- Summing up my week
- Note to self:
- While I'm making Monty Python references anyway ...
- Poised for world domination
- Strawberries
- Early girl
- Recycling your old toys? Here's another thing to ...
- Weekend of extreme sinus drainage (and productivity)
- Pearl
- Pretend this went up yesterday
- buddies
- signs of life
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2 comments:
What weed/vegetable/flower/compost shall this become?
- MLF
MLF- it's the flowers (or whatever they're called) at the top of my corn. I've never grown corn when I've been old enough to pay this close of attention to it. The fact that it's only chest-high makes the observation pretty easy, though.
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