The red hollyhocks started on their own as one plant 3 years ago and purple clematis was planted by Bill’s mom years ago. They make a beautiful combination.
We moved all the plants in the nightshade family (potatoes, peppers, eggplant and tomatoes) to a new location this year in an effort to avoid disease. They seem pretty happy in their new home.
Yellow beets and red beets
Yellow beets at the bottom of the picture and red beets at the top. This shows why we need to charge more for yellow beets.
Beets are looking lovely, garlic is almost ready, cabbage is done, squash is just starting to vine and volunteer dill is “hiding” the squash from the bugs (we hope).
Zinnias and snapdragons (above) and prairie grass and flowers in our back field (below).
