My peas were officially done about two weeks ago when the heat became too much for them. The tomato plants are a mystery to me, they were all started from seed and transplanted outside at the same exact time, however, a couple plants are four feet high with a multitude of blooms and small green tomatoes, and the other plants are only about 2 feet high and have only a few blossoms. It is a very strange sight out there. I wasn't sure if the peppers were ever going to do anything but they must have finally gotten the weather they were waiting for because they are finally growing.
How is everyone elses' gardening efforts going?
Hello, my name is Aimee. I have been a single parent for nine of my thirteen parenting years. I have three children, my daughter is thirteen, my son is ten, and my youngest daughter is four. I love my children and love being a mother, but some days are very hard. I love to grow things and make my money stretch as far as possible. Come join in on our boring, simple, crazy, hectic, average life!
1 comment:
Hi, I am new to your blog but I am an avid gardener, I just wanted to let you know that peppers don't grow very high, and some may take a while to blossom, but they will.
I love your blog, keep up the good work.
Tracy
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