Welcome to Outdoor Wednesday hosted by Susan at A Southern Daydreamer! Please visit everyone, I am sure you won't be disappointed!
One of my pumpkins! This one is the size of a basketball!I have 3 of these growing!!!!
A view of the zucchini and pumpkin patch!
The pumpkin patch!
This is what is coming out of my garden!
Another view of the zucchini patch!
Maybe not so many plants next year!
Maybe not so many plants next year!
Oh, I just LOVE pumpkins!
ReplyDeleteMy, you must have a green thumb. All your veggies look good. Nothing like fresh produce from your own garden.
ReplyDeleteLove your garden, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteNow you are just showing off! They sure are bigguns...LOL xxxx
ReplyDeleteSusan your garden and the size of the veggies are all just amazing! ~Wonderful job! :)
ReplyDeleteWOW! We can't grow anything at this time of year in Florida, can I stop by and pick up some of your excess?
ReplyDeleteI came, I sat and rested, I pondered and dreamed and I thoroughly enjoyed my visit with you!
Wow, Susan! Your veggies are gorgeous and so huge! Lucky you for having a green thumb..Christine
ReplyDeleteI wish i could have a garden yours rocks (i live in an apt so there is no hope as of yet) maybe someday until then i can enjoy the ones on outdoor wednesday
ReplyDeletewow...that is a great garden!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing pumpkin. Nice garden.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome garden! I love to see things growing. Have a great week. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou sure can grow 'em!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou really have a great garden. The zucchini patch looks like it is attacking the house :-). I hope you are having a good day.
ReplyDeleteI love pictures of gardens!! And yours looks very healthy. Mine is not, too much rain and not enough heat and it is all a month behind to boot! LOL! Hugs, ~cindy s~
ReplyDeleteI'm so jealous! Something ate the tops of every one of my Zucchini plants. Your garden is beautiful! Fruits of our labor...happy summer!
ReplyDeleteI'm very impressed with your garden! I think I planted my pumpkins too late. They just flowered and didn't grow.
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