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The critters are helping you garden!

I have the same "faithful helpers" as you, Phaedra, and vast areas that need to be tamed! It has rained so much here that overgrowth has taken over. Your pathway looks very neat and trimmed.

Wow, that's quite the harvest!

Welcome from the Green Mountain state!

I started my plants late this year, but that was fortuitous. If I'd started them earlier when I usual do, I'd be in your situation now. Cold rain has been the rule here this month and last month.

Nancy is very pretty!

Mabel gets along with all other dogs (scared of all humans except me, but loves all members of her own species) and Bella and Saffy have lived together their whole lives, so the pack has integrated well. I like that even though they've lost their original owner, Bella and Sapphire get to stay...

I have a pack again! Mabel is no longer an only dog. Some form of craziness took over and I added these two (from a rescue I'd adopted from before). They are Bella on the left, and Sapphire (Saffy) on the right, both aged 15. Their owner died and left them homeless, but I'm still kicking (more...

Oh don't I know it!

You are at least a month ahead of me, and I have to wait until then for outdoor gardens to look anything remotely. like yours. You've put in so much work. Your farm looks beautiful

Mother Nature is surely smiling upon you, Phaedra. You are a true artist of garden landscapes.

I started my riesentraube heirloom cherry tomatoes last week in tiny pots in this indoor grow kit, and they have sprouted! As I'm still wanting to keep my crop of salad greens (at left in pic) going a bit longer, I have the tomatoes on the "day shift" under the lights, and the salad greens on...

You live in a very pretty spot!

It seems they are. This from https://www.birdsandblooms.com/gardening/flower-gardening/rhododendron-vs-azalea/ : Are Rhododendrons and Azaleas the Same? The two plants are very closely related. In fact, azaleas are actually part the rhododendron genus. This means all azaleas are technically...

Here in (aptly named) New England growing conditions are pretty much identical to England.