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Fruits of My Labor

by | Aug 11, 2021 | Behind The Curtain

This summer I increased my flower, vegetable and herb plants in my yard.
You see I have these adorable fur babies that enjoying running (sometimes trampling), digging and eating things in my backyard. With my dogs in mind I have to be very picky about what I plant that they can reach.
They have been pretty good with the large containers I have placed next to the house. I decided to add puppy safe herbs and flowering annuals, so they could have their own sensory garden!
Petunias do well in my back yard and you will see the http://www.objektivverleih.at/kamagra-rezeptpflichtig-spanien/ lime sweet potato vine growing with the white petunia through a bird cage I found in the photo to the left.

I am growing 2 types of tomatoes and a yellow bell pepper this year. The Super Sweet 100 cherry tomatoes have done really well for me over the years, and this year as well. I have a Roma tomato plant with green fruit and the bell pepper my daughter has picked out has flowered but hasn’t fruited yet.
 like collecting vintage & cute cement planters and goliathisdead.com viagra statues. This pink petunia is overhanging a large cement goose planter with succulents in it. I inherited it from my 2nd cousin and I have a smaller cement goose planter that I found in the dirt behind my garage! They are both a little beat up but I love them.
I inherited a lot of roses when we bought our house. A bunch of climbing roses that take over everything they touch and a few shrub roses that bloom summer through fall until frost.
I was really happy to build flower boxes for my front porch this spring, as I have been wanting them for many years. However, they get a lot of sun facing the west and I have tried many times to find a flower that does well with so much heat. This year I found one! Portulaca has thrived in my flower boxes. I love the rose like flower and the spikey foliage.