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This is the potato plant I'm growing in a new garbage bin. Looking good so far.


Lots of baby shallots coming up.

We had to build the trellis for the peas and snow peas because they are growing so quickly.

My Man built this beautiful trellis for the climbing peas. It is a work of art.

The stand that tempted me the most was the one for wheeled moveable chicken pens, ready made which come with three chickens and feed. But once again I resisted the urge to buy chickens. For the price they were asking, I could put in three more big square foot gardens for my veggies. I'll stick to buying my eggs from the local farm stand.
I can't wait for the weekend, when we will start planting tomatoes.
I love hiding in my garden.
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