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| Our small harvest girl has the cutest toes today. |
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| "Cousin Alex, that sun sure is bright!" |
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| "A pumpkin!" |
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| "Ohhh, here is another one." |
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| "Mom, whatcha think, maybe this one?" |
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| Lady bug on the parsley. |
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| The cantaloupe are growing. |
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| Striped watermelon sunbathing. |
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| So are the watermelon. |
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| A huge cantaloupe. Only two of these in the patch. Their name on the seed packet was "Giant Cantaloupe". It is about a foot long. |
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| A cart full of produce. |
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| This is what happens to cucumbers when the weather goes from hot to hotter and water can't keep up. |
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| "Looky, sunflower seeds." |
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| Pretty colored tomatoes of all sizes. |
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| Lemon cucumbers. |
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| Slicing cucs. |
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| "Millionaire" eggplant. Long and lean. |
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| Patty Pan. |
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| Sitting pretty. Her cup has good balance. |
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| Colorful radishes. |
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| A refreshing afternoon beverage. Thanks Anna and Lisa. |
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| Cipollini and Candy onions. |
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| Purple turnips. |
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| How did she get here so fast? |
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| Full cart from the orchard. |
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| A wagon of sunflowers. |
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| Love the colors. |
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| Different colors. |
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| Just one more. |
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| A wagon load of dahlias. |
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| Lisa's table of bouquets. Awww. |
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| Pink roses, pink dahlias, blue statice. |
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| Up close. |
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| And yet another. |
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| Dark pink dahlia. |
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| Two tone rose. |
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| Opening up and pale-ing out. |
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| Pink statice with yellow accents. |
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| Blue statice with white accents. |
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| All together. |
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| Warm day, fruit eating cherub needs a ride! She even is cute with a sticky face. |
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| A delicate rose. |
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| A plethora of sweet peas. So many colors and varieties, here are a few. |
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| This one looks shy. |
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| A volunteer sunflower in with the sweet peas and yellow yarrow. |
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| Many seeds have formed. Next the birds will be hanging upside down to snack! |
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| A yellow pear tomato truss on the plants by Dad's backyard gate. The rule was you ate the tomatoes at "your height". That way even the little kids could eat off the staked plants, the lower branches :). |
