so, it has been a good summer here. months ago, a strong looking "weed" appeared in the front of the house and we determined not to yank it out. it grew bigger and bigger. . . people hypothesized, "is it a tree?" . . . and then, just a week ago, it revealed itself. . . not a tree, but an amazing sunflower.
and while this may look meager. . . it is only the beginning. i have had more cucumber salads in the last month, than is probably advisable. the tomato is an anna russian from my dad. . . sweet and delicious. i have since made tomato salads and salsas using them . . .they are coming in full force already (sorry to those of you in blight territory) . . . and the carrots are amazing. . .tender and sweet. I would make changes next year. . .not so many tomato plants. . . maybe not so many cucumber plants to choke out the beans. but the cilantro will stay. and the arugula. . . it is like never-ending peppery pleasure. :)
so, it has been a good summer here. months ago, a strong looking "weed" appeared in the front of the house and we determined not to yank it out. it grew bigger and bigger. . . people hypothesized, "is it a tree?" . . . and then, just a week ago, it revealed itself. . . not a tree, but an amazing sunflower. 
and while this may look meager. . . it is only the beginning. i have had more cucumber salads in the last month, than is probably advisable. the tomato is an anna russian from my dad. . . sweet and delicious. i have since made tomato salads and salsas using them . . .they are coming in full force already (sorry to those of you in blight territory) . . . and the carrots are amazing. . .tender and sweet. I would make changes next year. . .not so many tomato plants. . . maybe not so many cucumber plants to choke out the beans. but the cilantro will stay. and the arugula. . . it is like never-ending peppery pleasure. :)
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