Today I went to the farm store and bought more green bean seeds so I could replant these too. While at the farm store I was telling them how my garden is struggling and was told a lot of people are having the same problems, so I guess this is just "one of those years".Thursday, June 11, 2009
Reap What You Sow
Yesterday, after a wonderful rain storm, I made the decission to work harder at getting the garden to grow since I already put so much work into it; that evening I went out and replanted corn in between the plants that have already come up.
Today I went to the farm store and bought more green bean seeds so I could replant these too. While at the farm store I was telling them how my garden is struggling and was told a lot of people are having the same problems, so I guess this is just "one of those years".
Today I went to the farm store and bought more green bean seeds so I could replant these too. While at the farm store I was telling them how my garden is struggling and was told a lot of people are having the same problems, so I guess this is just "one of those years".Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Garden Woes
My hopes for a full productive garden are quickly vanishing; I have decided the ground is not fertile and that is why my garden is struggling so much. My green beans are so sad looking;
A few of them have started to fill out some but I will not have enough green beans to can.
Many of the tomatoes we transplanted have now died but a few are still hanging on.
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Mom, Are You Awake?
Last night Jonathan closed the doors to the kitchen so he could do some secret baking. Sometime around 11:00 or 11:30 he brought me one of these.
Texas Roadhouse Sweet Yeast Rolls made from a copy cat recipe. Yummy, they were so good fresh from the oven.
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Friday, June 5, 2009
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Fun In The Sun
Monday, June 1, 2009
Canning Season Has Begun
Our peach trees will not have peaches this year due to a late freeze. We love cobbler made from fresh peaches so when I saw an ad for peaches (79-cents a pound) at our local grocery store I bought 20 pounds.
Yesterday, after church and an afternoon nap, I canned 9-quarts.
I can almost smell the cobbler that will be baking in the oven this weekend.
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