Our squash has started putting on fruit. It’s a shame these first squash won’t mature. They rarely do because the male and female blooms haven’t started blossoming at the same time yet. But none-the-less, at least we’re on our way.
We planted our 58 pepper plants. They’re a bit small and I wonder how many will survive. I’m happy to finally have them in the garden where at least they have a sporting chance of growing into productive plants.
Our carrots are almost big enough for us to safely pull weeds from around them. As I was looking through my photos of our carrot patch I found a rock that looks like a toe sticking up out of the ground. Mother Nature sure has a bizarre sense of humor. 😮
That’s all my gardening nonsense for the moment.
I hope you all have a great week.
Joys Of Creating 
You have a beautiful garden.
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Thanks Annasgardening
It’s easy to keep it neat and tidy this early in the season. It’s enjoyable work too.
🙂
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Of course…happy gardening and thanks for stopping by. 🙂
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Is there such a thing as garden envy!? My garden was under several inches of snow yesterday – sure glad I hadn’t planted anything yet!
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Oh my goodness, Margie,
I can’t imagine snow this time of year. Bless your hearts. You all aren’t going to have much of a summer if it doesn’t warm up soon. Take care and stay warm. 🙂
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That’s a lot of pepper Plants!
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Hi Jen
Yes, it’s way too many. But we’re trying for some purple ones out of a pack of mixed seeds. I tell about it in my post: 2016 Gardening Update 2 https://joysofcreating.com/2016/04/06/2016-gardening-update-2/
I could’ve just bought a pack of purple pepper seeds, but hadn’t realized it at the time I started the seeds. lol 🙂
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Ah ha, now I understand!
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Maybe you should put some nail polish on that toe! 😉
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lol Dianna
That would be such good fun.
I checked for the rock in the garden yesterday, but the shadows and dirt doesn’t give the same artistic flair that it did in the photo. It pretty much just looks like a pretty little smooth oval shaped rock. 🙂
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Beautiful! I started my own garden this year so I’m looking forward to following. Happy growing 🙂
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Thanks Nanniegrannie
I hope your garden is a success and produces oodles of tasty produce. Happy Gardening! 🙂
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A lot of the work is done! Now tending and reaping what you’ve sown are left. Maybe you’ve found Bigfoot!
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Thanks Patti
T’is the reaping that’s worth the toil.
~rofl~ You make be right… only I think it would be ‘Big Toe’ 😀
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