Friday night we went to a small, local nursery to start buying garden veggies. I decided to call them since I had never started the sweet Italian Melrose/Marconi pepper seeds. I thought they might possibly have some. It turned out they had some Giant Marconi in stock, so I bought a couple! I will save my seeds for next year-
From TheDailysouth.Southernliving.com GIANT!!!
I also found some heirloom sweet Italian Nardello peppers, so bought a couple of those-
From Google
I bought 2 heirloom hot peppers, a variety called Bulgarian Carrot. I wanted something fruity but not as hot as a Habanero, and the nursery recommended these-
Photo Source Google, talk about carrot colored!
New pepper area
More peppers!
Lemon cukes and more peppers
Late day row of tomatoes and Marion berry blossoms
More berries!
The chickens had a nice free range time this afternoon. The neighbors behind us now have 3 ducks. Hopefully they know what they're doing. It was pretty funny when I noticed the ducks were peaking thru their enclosure on the other side of our fence-
See the eye? :)
At the end of a big gardening day what did we have for dinner? My roast beef from the freezer with veggies, in the crock pot and amzing. With red wine too! Super tender but not mushy-
Anya checking out the great buy!
Yesterday I stopped by a thrift store while I was running errands. I found 2 matching, folding kids patio chairs, only $3.00 each! Great for the growing grand children. I also found a watermelon slice $1.99 for summer decor-
$1.00 faux flowers for a project
A .99 cent whiteboard with magnets to add to a "busy board" for grand kids-
A $3.00 tall, galvanized 4th of July candle holder at Target-
Lots of WOW's going on there! Good thrift shopping on your part. What kind of climate do Marion Berries like? Would love to have some at my place but we might be too warm.
ReplyDeleteWe live in Boise Idaho with hot summers. Just Mulch and keep well watered
ReplyDeleteThanks! I will give them a whirl.
ReplyDeleteThey have a wonderful flavor!
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