Saturday, June 5, 2010

Tomatoes, Squash, and Cleomes


We're spending the weekend watching the squash and tomatoes grow.



Almost as exciting as watching paint dry, huh?


And guess what?  I received more happy mail!
My good friend, V from North Dakota, sent me a package of cleome flower seeds. She knew I had been looking, unsucessfully, all over for them.
Thank you V, I'm plantng the seeds today!


22 comments:

  1. wow, your tomatoes are so big! i'll be anxious to see how much my garden grows in the week i'm gone!
    have a great weekend!
    xoxo

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  2. What are cleomes? I see the pic on the packet, but don't think I have ever seen them "live"! Watching plants grow...and guarding them...are way more exciting than watching paint dry! What a beautiful area to watch in! SH

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  3. Oh man, you're garden...
    You are truly Farmer Gump or would you prefer Farmer Ms. Kit?
    Your garden is lovely.
    I won't be seeing tomatoes on my plants for a month, maybe more.
    I'm lucky to get a tomato before the frost. So whose the farmer now?
    Wasn't that nice of V....lol

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  4. Ms K your garden is growing beautiful on your mountain. The tomatoes are gorgeous...I can nearly smell the lovely aroma of squash and onions cooking all the way in NC.
    Our mutual friend V is one thoughtful lady!!!
    Madi and Mom

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  5. Now that is cool! Can't wait to see them in full bloom!

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  6. Ooooo yummy!! Tomatoes and looks like they are coming right along! Thanks for sharing your garden views! xoxxo

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  7. Whoa! so many happy mail! We're happy for you too.

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  8. Enjoy your garden :) will you be canning the veggies?

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  9. Thank goodness for happee mail. Watching that garden could be BOR--ing
    Benny & Lily

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  10. Um. *yawn* Excuse me... Sorry. I just got distracted while watching your pictures try to grow... Mom says send any extra squash her direction - we don't have a garden, but she loves herself some fresh squash!

    *kissey face*
    -Fiona and Abby the Mutant Puppy

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  11. Your garden is so beautiful with those growing veges!!
    We don't know what Cleomes are...
    But anyway,we are so happy that you had more happy mail!! YAY!!

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  12. That is our idea of the best kind of weekend :)

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  13. That is our idea of the best kind of weekend :)

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  14. Wow! You have tomatoes on the vine already? My mom LOVES tomatoes and even those green ones have her mouth watering! I don't know why she doesn't plant some in our little patio.
    Snuggles,
    Twix

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  15. Watching things grow are the BEST way to pass the time! Where in ND is your friend from? Both my husband and I are from ND. Not many in that beautiful state....

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  16. I tell you what, that V is special! Kudo's to you V for giving Farmer K her seeds!!! Gotta keep it in the family you know...LOL

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  17. One green thumb gardener to another!

    I have never heard of them, but they look great on Google!

    You will have to show pics on the blog when they come up!
    Kathy

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  18. Yummers. Mom would love to have some tomatoes growing in our yard, but those pesky rabbits get them all the time. Enjoy.

    Woos - Phantom, Thunder, and Ciara

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  19. Good job guarding! I had a friend with labbies who were guarding their tomatoes from varmints... They kept getting eaten and they could not figured out why until they found one of the labbies was munching on them! You look innocent Sassy, I know you will do great!

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  20. Hi Kit,
    I have never heard of Cleoms??? What do they do except flower?? Do the help keep the worms and bugs away form your great garden???
    XXOO, ern

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I love your comments! Thank you, ~K