Ah, our avocados. Much beloved by us and our friends and family.

Last year we tried growing bell peppers for the first time and it was a success.

This is our first try with carrots - you start them from seed, and we have them in this one pot and several other little ones.

Our onions can't be stopped. The green ones grew through winter, and now we've planted more of the white and yellow varieties.

We jumped into the potato-growing bandwagon and chose basic russet and Yukon gold varieties.

My husband hacked up a pumpkin from last Halloween and planted some of the seeds.

Look! My roses are starting to bloom again!

We've planted a ton of squash - zucchini, summer squash, crookneck, etc.

The boys' favorite thing to do in summer days is to go out and look for strawberries ready to be picked.

I hope you've enjoyed looking at our growing fruits and veggies - while I am NOT looking forward to the high temperatures of summer, I most definitely AM looking forward to enjoying the bounty of our plantings. Big thanks to my husband who did most of the work, including building raised beds and getting me plants he knows I love!
2 comments:
That all looks so wonderful. I will be more than happy to take some avocados off your hands. ;) I've got a recipe brewing in my head.
I wish I could grow things! As it stands, I've already killed my 7th basil plant. I'm better off purchasing blueberries to bake with since I've also managed to kill that as well.
The joys of being a plant killer...
Those avocados hopefully will grow nicely.
Guacamole, here we come! :)
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