Just thought that I'd give a brief posting on our gardens. Gardens, by the way, are great! They are full of dirt! Which, while not actually tasting great, is fun to play with and perfectly eatable (though, according to Mommy and Daddy, not edible -- I think differently).

Dad just got a bunch of concrete blocks/bricks with which to create garden boxes.


Also, we have daisies growing by the mailbox, lots of tomatoes (for which Mom and Dad are especially excited -- Daddy also says that they are a good lure for getting grandparents to visit8), a few raspberries everyday, some strawberry plants, and giant pumpkin plants, which are just starting to flower (if they really are giant, I won't even need a fairy godmother to make a pumpkin coach big enough for me to sit in, but just Daddy with a knife!)


Oh, and while Mommy is not letting them bloom, because their roots and leaves need to grow, we have roses, and got quite a number a little while back.

But there are currently some daisies coming up by the mailbox.




Oh, and finally, we have the most beautiful tree: it is a fern tree! It has ferns instead of leaks, and has puffy pink blossoms.



That's all for this special gardening report. Signing out,
J.G. Stewart from the Palmetto State