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| After all the boxes have been picked up for the day Lisa delicately fiddles with a huge bouquet of zinnias that will be going home with our great nephew's family (he's in the background). |
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| Muffy picking cherry tomatoes like a trooper. They are time consuming to pick. Thanks Muffy! |
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| Our 1950s cherry boxes are waiting to be filled for this Tuesday. |
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| Watermelon watching over some of our potted dahlias in the background. |
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| The morning glories bloom like crazy each morning, then close up each evening. They try to face the sun. |
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| Angie seems to enjoy picking the jalapenos! |
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| Corn on the left, the feathery tall green is Sweet Annie, the colorful flowers in the front are strawflowers. |
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| A very tall wall of sunflowers. |
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| Leeks grow and look like sharp edged onions. |
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| Angie and I are digging these leeks. They have very strong, tough roots. They don't want to come up. Lots of work! |
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| Trimming and then washing. The pink handled trimmers and the green handled, very sharp knife, are good tools for this job. |
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| Melon salad, part of our wonderfully fresh lunch. |
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| The grapes have been put in their bags. These are the ones that are left behind. I'm a bit behind with my photo ops today. |
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| Different colors of kale. |
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Striped Red Stuffer. A hollow tomato to stuff with your favorite filling. Mmm, maybe tuna salad?
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| A wide variety of tomatoes. These are all ripe; red, pink, yellow and green (which is also ripe). |
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| This zucchini looks like a yellow crayon with a green outside that has been partially sharpened. Pretty spiffy. |
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| Levi enjoying his box of cherry tomatoes. |
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| Today's contents. Lemon grass sprawls down in front. |
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| Today's list. See you next time on the blog. Lorrie |
