The cool and wet spring has given way to a warm and sunny summer. Our own little corner of the world is experiencing a typical season: foggy cool mornings, clear and sunny afternoons with temperatures about 70 - 80 Fahrenheit. I spent some time watering and weeding, and taking some photos.
I was feeling frustrated as I keep finding plums that look like this. Could be the raccoons, and we've seen birds also going for the fruit. As I scooped half-eaten plums from the ground and into the compost bucket, I wondered if all the work was worth it. And as I kept working, I found yes - it's very worth it.
a honeybee in the marjoram and oregeno
soybeans! I can't believe it, this is the first time I've been able to grow one of these from seed.
Literally, the fruits of a days work. Well worth it! Turns out that was the last of the plums.
A week later, I return from camping and find that our tomatoes are begining to ripen.
Delicious!
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