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| Siblings ready to roll. Off to pick berries. Hats to protect little heads. |
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| "Funny shaped raspberry, Aunt Lorrie." |
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| More to ripen. A promise of what's to come. |
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| These are all doubles. I need to do some research to find out why. |
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| A ripe Ananas Noire tomato. Yum. Picking tomatoes does wonderful things to your hands, too. |
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| The newest from Oregon State University, Indigo Rose tomato. Purple on the outside, red on the inside. |
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| White eggplant, named Casper. |
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| Old fashioned eggplant. Very slow growing. |
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| Yellow Patty Pan summer squash. |
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| Indigo Rose after one bite. |
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| Lady bug on a purple bean leaf. |
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| Various cherry tomatoes. |
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| What a silly looking yellow crookneck squash. :) We giggled over this one. |
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| Oh, newly dug potatoes. Hmmm. What should we do with you? |
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| Corn tassles. The pollen in the purple parts needs to land on the corn silk of the ears or the corn kernels won't fill out. |
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| Tassles with pollen. |
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| Corn silk on the top of the ears. Each goes to a corn kernel. |
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| Dahlias, blue statice. |
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| Cactus zinnias and snapdragons. Every kid loves to play with snapdragons. |
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| Roses, blue statice. |
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| Yellow calla lilies and yellow yarrow. |
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| A strange looking triple zinnia. How cool is this! |
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| Very fragrant carnations. |
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| I can't get enough of this two toned rose. |
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| Such delicate colors on this rose. |
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| Grams favorite dahlia. Yes, this is it. |
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| An iced latte break with coffee ice cubes, too. Lisa usually makes her own coffee syrup, she's creative like that! |
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