I'm sure you're all wondering where we're up to in our garden.
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| Hope you like the new look me as a scarecrow (and no, I'm far from being this skinny)! |
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| The first figs are forming on the tree that we moved last year. Fingers crossed... |
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| Not yet the squash jungle but the first pumpkins and courgettes are on their way. Still awaiting the butternut squash. |
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| It's been a real pleasure to eat our own artichokes this year, small but perfectly formed |
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| The French beans are suddenly getting into climbing mode after a slow start. Early flowers are on so we should be harvesting soon. |
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| Look closely and you can spot baby peppers |
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| My photo doesn't do the hydrangea justice. C'est magnifique! |
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| I'm sure one of my gardening friends will let us know what these are called. There are home-grown livingstone daisies (mesembryanthemums) behind, but they're taking their time. |
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| Meanwhile with Tine's birthday and Father's Day to celebrate this weekend, where better for apéritifs? |
1 comment:
Salut les jardiniers, bravo pour toutes ces cultures. Les petites fleurs qui s'ouvrent au soleil sont des ficoïdes, mais il y en a apparemment plusieurs sortes, et je ne sais pas le nom particulier de celle-ci. Bon annif, Tine, dans ta gigantesque piscine !
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