See the orange center?
Parsley, yarrow, gladiolas and blueberries all jumbled.
Potato in Hugelkulture bed. The bucket is a 5 gallon one put there to give you an idea of the size.
This was taken about 8 weeks ago. Its grown a bit larger since then but is still thriving. I buried it yesterday again.
It was raining and everything looked so cool in the dark so I played around and took a photo of my forgotten and blooming garlic.
I haven't figured out what the spots are. I'm very bad about my poor apples. I am working on everything else and have no time to help them.
These are the new peppers I just put in. I started these between January and March and yet look how small.
This pumpkin is a volunteer I just let stay. He's about ready to be picked!
This is my next to the largest pepper in the yard. Not very big, is it?
I have these spotted to divide and share with my mom and a friend. Both like light pink flowers.
Penny Mac Hydrangea.
Penny next to a blue hydrangea. This is a temporary spot for Penny until I find another nook that is as nice and shady as this one.
Pride of Wisconsin Melons
This fuzzy yellow flower has ALL the bees on it. I've seen at least 6 different bees on it at once. Its a bush and it came up in the same spot as a shrub I bought (a juniper). I moved the juniper and let it stay. The shrub is about 4.5 feet tall and loaded with flowers. ----- St John's Wort
Unknown tomato. I know, I need to weed! I keep weeding and it keeps coming back. More mulch anyway! That scraggly grass comes up everywhere but its easy to pull (its not Bermuda) and very welcome as muclh.
