My Garden 2012 - Wordless Wednesday

Green Peppers, Jalapeno Peppers, and
Cherry Tomatoes
(Digital Images; Text and Photographs, Copyright (c) 2012 Cynthia Shenette) I was hoping to blog more over the summer, but as you can see I've been a bit busy. Right now I'm up to my eyeballs in peppers and cherry tomatoes!  Thank goodness the zucchini and cucumbers are done.  I love fresh veggies, but why do they all have to come at once?  We are eating cherry tomatoes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner!

This past weekend I spent two days canning with my mother-in-law (whose in her eighth decade I might add), and she helped me can pepper relish and make pickled jalapenos and jalapeno jam.  She also made enough stuffed peppers to fill an entire turkey roaster pan!  I honestly don't know what I would have done without her.  I still have lots of peppers coming, so if you have any good recipes that use peppers (or cherry tomatoes) I'd love to hear from you!

Zinnias

My Veggie and Annual Garden

Glads, Zinnias, and Dahlias

My Veggie and Annual Garden, Again

More Zinnias!

Cherry Tomatoes, Nasturtiums, and the
Last Zucchini (Thank Goodness!)  



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6 comments:

Michelle Goodrum said...

Good to hear from you. your garden is beautiful and yummy looking!

Cynthia Shenette said...

Thanks, Michelle! I'm happy to be back!

Kristin said...

What a beautiful garden! Wish you could pass me some of those extra cherry tomatoes and peppers through the computer!

Cynthia Shenette said...

Kristin - Thank you! I wish I could pass some along to you as well. My neighbors are starting to run when they see me coming... ;)

Carol said...

The vegies are terrific, the zinnias are beautiful, but what really caught my attention was the raised beds! What a lovely neat clean garden! WOW, I am very impressed, your garden makes me hang my head in shame.

Cynthia Shenette said...

Carol - Thank you! I will admit I love the raised beds, too. The garden is kind of a making lemonade out of lemons thing. We had grubs in that section of lawn so we got rid of the lawn and put in a garden with mulch and raised beds instead!