Yellow Squash
Eggplant, Squash, Zuccini, Cucumbers and Beans
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8 comments:
Great job Colin.
all the veg we need greenhouse protection to grow. lucky you. Have a look at garden.ie Colin and see what irish gardeners are doing here in the old bog. You will be pleasantly surprised at how productive we have become
Looking very good......well done!
All thriving! Won't be long now and you'll be enjoying.
Yes we are lucky here, we have nice long spring summer and fall, we can grow pretty much anything. New Jersey, the next state over is famous for its tomatoes and produce..
These veggies should be full term by September. Yeah!!!
The Good Life!!
Looks nice. Reminds me of Nana's garden.
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