Enough for a small amount of beans and sugar snap peas for a first meal! I do love the joy of workng in the garden!
I cooled off in the house by doing a bit of quilting; it is in the 90's outside! Lena was a very close sewing buddy which cramped my style but I still liked her company!
I managed to slice the rest of the four-patches and have tried my first arrangement. I will try several more until I am sure I have it-notice the secondary pattern it makes!
I will leave you with a delicious aroma of the
Confederate Jasmine! Ahhhhh!
Love the scent of jasmine! Nice haul on the veggies!!
ReplyDeleteLucky you on the harvest! I don't even have my soil in the beds yet!
ReplyDeleteLove the jasmine. Mine is still going after I brought it in over the winter - but it needs to get back outside to really thrive
Wow, our son-in-law just planted some snap peas here, and it will be a long time for a harvest. It is supposed to get hot here at the end of the week, but people here complain when it's in the eighties! I love jasmine, but it's not happy here outside. That's a pretty quilt you are working on now.
ReplyDeleteJasmine’s fragrance is divine! Lena is a good companion.
ReplyDeleteThose beans would have never made it into the house. I would have eaten them on the spot!
ReplyDeleteLove that jasmine! We used to have one when we lived in San Diego, but I think they struggle here. Our friend has a beautiful one in a pot though. Nice quilt!
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