These are pictures from our new back yard. It gets better and better all the time. Right now is the peak of the spring/early summer gardening season in Arizona. (Those of you who are still buried under snow will be laughing in your turn come July when I am 9 months pregnant and it is 110 degrees outside.) The purple flower is the blossom of my Passiflora or "Passion Vine". It blooms all summer, but each flower only lasts one day. The flower bed is my first completed raised bed in the garden! My Mom and Dad helped me to get it started when they were here at the end of February. Mom helped me plant all the plants, including the spiny ones that bite. (Greater love hath no Mommy...) Then Dad and I went for a drive in the hills above our house and picked up the larger rocks off the side of the road! The other picture is Ryan showing off his tomatoes. He loves to go out and inspect the vegetable garden every morning. Yes, those are swim goggles he's wearing on his head, part of his latest super-hero disguise. I really do love life with little boys! They go from Flash Gordon to Luke Skywalker to Nephi with such ease.
Friday, April 18, 2008
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Love that flower and Ryan's gardening gear! I wish I had some of your enthusiam for gardening this year...I can't seem to get in gear.
Wow, the garden looks great! Ryan's goggles are the best. I can't believe you are planting already. We were just laughing that the neighbors turned on the sprinklers for the year...too early.
Hi Cheryl & Josh!
I surfed my way over from Meggan's blog - it was fun to see her a few months ago . . . Your garden looks amazing! I would kill for some warm weather, but I could never grow a garden like that. Your boys are adorable and getting SO BIG. I haven't see you guys in a while, but it looks like you're enjoying Arizona!
Amanda & Mark
It looks beautiful! I love the purple flower!
Cheryl,
I am trying the square foot gardening for the first time this summer. I see that yours look exactly like the book. Have you tried it before? What kind of wood did you use?
Rocks from the side of the road? That sounds just like something Cordell would do.
I love your garden! It looks fabulous. Brad and I are also working on our yard--well, our entire house. It is quite a project!
Nice to find you in the Blogstalking world. Your family is getting so big! You have adorable children and it looks as if you have no shortage of work!
The yard looks great for jedi training - keep it up!
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