This morning it is 68 degrees outside. I am reporting from our house, Arizona.
High today will be 101. Sunny. Humidity? Low - as in 9%.
Two of our dogs didn't make yesterday's blog. I have a need to be fair to all, so here they are:
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| Sophie |
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| Gus |
Ashley, the grapes vines are growing!!! I have denied them any pruning, hence they have overtaken the corner wall and arbors. No grapes yet (red flame and thompson seedless), and no leaf-eating critters, either. Just healthy, erupting leaves and vines. After this past winter's freezes, I feared the vines were dead. But, as good bare root plants do, new shoots and stems sprung forth, producing walls of green.
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| Grapes |
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| Pumpkin |
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| Quilt |
Thank you all, for your comments yesterday.
Oh, yes, Banjomyn, Rosie Grier did needlepointing. Another art/talent to explore!
9 comments:
I'd be hard pressed to pick a favorite photo, today... gorgeous dogs? green living, food producing fauna? or a beautiful quilt (This is your first attempt? A.M.A.Z.I.N.G!) It's a list of my favorite things.
(I miss my grape vines!!!)
Happy, Waggin' Tails, FUREVER!
Stumpy and me
this is two happy faces and they made my face happy too. beautiful pups and photos. love the quilt and you WILL grow.
I'm in awe.
Love your grape vine. I used to have one at my place in AZ. One year I got 63 grapes from it. The birds got 3,546,197.
Happy dogs, happy garden, happy growing!
Sophie and Gus are gorgeous! Your grape vines look pretty too.
What would happen if you cut the stem end out of the pumpkin (like at Halloween) removed the insides, saving the seeds for making roasted punkin seeds, and just let the pumpkin dry out. Would it dry out totally like a gourd? You could use it for a place to keep some dried flowers, leaves, or whatevers. Maybe varnish it to make it last longer. Or just maybe, I am clueless as to what would happen to it. You tell me!
Stella
Sophie and Gus look like they're smiling at the grapevines, the pumpkin, and especially the quilt!
Such happy faces, the first two.
Plants are usually resilient, lucky for us.
those pups are so darn cute!
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