I’m happy that I finally got a small harvest of romaine lettuce. I have different ages of the lettuce growing. I had to replant them because of two lovely doves eating the seeds. That worked out well because I don’t have to worry about harvesting and storing the lettuce. So I guess I owe the doves a thank you. 🙂 
I harvested my first squash. I’m looking forward to cooking them up in a stir fry with this fresh mess of green onions.
We haven’t had enough rain to make our garden flourish. If the rain would come for more than a passing shower, we’d be covered in squash.
I hope all your gardens
whether vegetable and/or flower
produce a bounty of goodness for you.
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Joys Of Creating 
They look so fresh and delicious! I’m sure you’ll enjoy them immensely.
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Thanks so much Anita
They were delicious. 😀
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Yummy! So far I am having good luck with lettuce and carrots planted between rows of garlic. No one is eating them. 😉
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Thanks so much SalPal
Sounds like the garlic is a winner as a pest deterrent. You’re going to have oodles of garlic too. 😀
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So far so good! And yes, I will have loads of garlic, and next year I will plant even more!
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Cool 😀
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I could make a meal of squash and lettuce. The iceberg lettuce I planted in Feb. is long gone and we are wishing for me. Your rains sound like ours…just a passing shower. I so look forward to a day when rain just settles in to stay awhile.
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Thanks so much Mary
I agree. Squash and lettuce is a delicious meal. We’ve had a couple more showers and the squash plant managed to produce a half dozen more nice size squash. We’re enjoying them in stir fries. 😀
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