Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Home Grown
Last summer, after getting the back lawn reseeded, I rearranged and refilled three planter boxes. But it was too late to plant anything. But this spring I took out the weeds (mostly quack grass) that were growing in them, giving them a good cultivating (with the spade) at the same time.
Then Colleen brought home and planted dozens of strawberry plants.

Now our labor is finally bearing fruit, real fruit. On Saturday I picked four (yes 4) strawberries. Then this evening we had a most serindipitous experience. All through all three beds were lots of lovely red berries. (It's amazing how fast things grow in 20 hour days.)
Below is a picture of the results. Well almost, the one Colleen ate off the vine is obviously not in the picture!
Then Colleen brought home and planted dozens of strawberry plants.

Now our labor is finally bearing fruit, real fruit. On Saturday I picked four (yes 4) strawberries. Then this evening we had a most serindipitous experience. All through all three beds were lots of lovely red berries. (It's amazing how fast things grow in 20 hour days.)
Below is a picture of the results. Well almost, the one Colleen ate off the vine is obviously not in the picture!
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Ahhhhhhhhhh!The one that got away!Colleen you had every right to eat the whole lot.Of course Ed did too,but you wouldn't have had a scrumtious strawberry shortcake.The strawberries look yummy.
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