Here is the latest from my wife’s various gardens.
These are absolutely tiny. This is a different view of our vegetable garden. We had some green beans from here the other night. We also have this kitchen garden. We’ve been getting lettuce for salads lately. And we have a healthy crop of wild turkeys that come by to eat from our berry bushes.
Love seeing all the flowers! My phlox should be blooming anytime now.
Your veggie garden is looking fabulous! How fun to harvest green beans for dinner.
Is it Turkey Tuesday? 😃
Have a wonderful day Mr. Chris!
Love the shot of the tiny lavender (pink?) flowers. The bokeh is nice.
My daughter and her family are not happy with some wild turkeys in their neighborhood that ate up their garden. It’s only fair that they harvest a turkey or two in its place, no? >grin<
Hi Chris! Your garden is filling in nicely. Amazing how quickly it seems to be growing! Your wife knows what she’s doing. I love the picture of the turkey! Nice catch! Kind of him to pose perfectly for you too. Take good care friend!
Thank you, Sandra. I think I’ve taken over a hundred photos of turkeys the past few years and that one may be the best. Most times they blend in too well. Have a great day.
I love your garden! I spotted some Chinese greens we call Chye Sim here. That turkey is what I see as Thanksgiving dinner soon haha! I am horrible to think like that, but hey a turkey is a turkey 😉
Beautiful set of images; the last is an unusual hybrid; I particularly like the first image of the lily; I have shared with all appropriate attribution credited and link to your original post; scheduled for Sunday. Best Regards.
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So beautiful and healthy!
Thank you so much.
Lovely 🧡
Thank you!
I particularly like the photo of the turkey. He looks to be posing.
Thank you, Liz. He was not posing, he was going after more berries.
A bird has to have his priorities, eh?
Most definitely.
Love seeing all the flowers! My phlox should be blooming anytime now.
Your veggie garden is looking fabulous! How fun to harvest green beans for dinner.
Is it Turkey Tuesday? 😃
Have a wonderful day Mr. Chris!
Thank you, Nancy. It is fun to eat right from the garden. The turkeys haven’t been by yet today but it’s still early. Have a great Tuesday.
Delicate beauty. The flowers, not Mr. Turkey. 🍃🌸
Thank you, Gail. Have a great day.
Love the shot of the tiny lavender (pink?) flowers. The bokeh is nice.
My daughter and her family are not happy with some wild turkeys in their neighborhood that ate up their garden. It’s only fair that they harvest a turkey or two in its place, no? >grin<
I don’t think they are lavender. We keep saying we need that plant identification app.
But thank you.
You have wonderful gardens! My lilies are only yellow–I really like your pink ones.
Thank you. The previous owner had a good selection of lilies here when we moved in.
Bungle in the jungle you got there 🙂 Pretty blooms!
Thank you, Teri!
your garden is incredible! ps the turkeys are super cute!
Thank you. My wife gets credit for the gardening.
she does a great job!
Thank you.
Love your garden and beautiful flowers!
Thank you. It’s all my wife’s work.
Hi Chris! Your garden is filling in nicely. Amazing how quickly it seems to be growing! Your wife knows what she’s doing. I love the picture of the turkey! Nice catch! Kind of him to pose perfectly for you too. Take good care friend!
Thank you, Sandra. I think I’ve taken over a hundred photos of turkeys the past few years and that one may be the best. Most times they blend in too well. Have a great day.
You did a great job. It really is such a fun image!
Thank you. =)
I love your garden! I spotted some Chinese greens we call Chye Sim here. That turkey is what I see as Thanksgiving dinner soon haha! I am horrible to think like that, but hey a turkey is a turkey 😉
Thank you, Garfield. I thnk most people think that when they see the turkey.
😄😄👍
Mmmm! Very good to catch my eye 👁️. I like it.
Thank you so much.
You are welcome friend
Foto stupende 🙂
Might you in turn eat one of these turkeys around Thanksgiving then? 😉 Love your lilies and phlox!
Thanks Sarah. Wild turkeys are not the best eating from what I here.
Too bad! 😀
Beautiful set of images; the last is an unusual hybrid; I particularly like the first image of the lily; I have shared with all appropriate attribution credited and link to your original post; scheduled for Sunday. Best Regards.
Thank you so much.
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