Some pea plants in bloom!
My first attempt at growing garlic here. I planted the bulbs the first of November. 
The return of the dratted sunflowers that made my life so crazy last year. I am planning to rip them out more aggressively this year because they really impacted the amount of tomatoes we harvested last year. 
Salad onions - yum! 
Eggplants still producing. 
And last, a still producing tomato plant I got from Tasteful Garden. I would be happy to tell you what kind it was but our granddaughter, Morgan "helped" me and picked out all the tags. Silly child. And notice my second "pretty" compost bin to the left of the photo. 
Hope you're staying warm and cozy wherever you are!Happy garden dreams!
Jenny
I have enjoyed reading your blog! So, Hello from a fellow gardner and cook! It is only 23 degrees here in SW Virginia today and gardening weather is still a long way ahead. But I have been consoling myself with garden magazine and seed catalogs.
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Linda
So great! My goal is to have a garden full of the things I love such as tomatoes, carrots, strawberries and spices!
ReplyDeleteLovely blog!
xxx
Giovanna
www.bohomarket.blogspot.com
Wow, your salad onions, tomatoes and everything are doing so well. We have just lettuce growing right now.
ReplyDeleteOh I am so jealous of your veggies!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a perfect time for fried green tomatoes! Yumm!
ReplyDeleteSince you were one of my followers on my "old" blog, I just wanted to let you know that it has moved. Please come visit my new one. :)
ReplyDeletei am jealous of you gardening people! i have never been a gardener but would love to have a garden if that makes sense. i love fresh produce, i just don't know if i'm cut out for gardening,,,wish i had lessons! ha! thanks for happening upon my blog and saying hi!
ReplyDeleteI had the same sunflower problem here...they are wild all over in Utah.....I just cant even imagine having a garden in January...wow!
ReplyDeleteHi Jenny,
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. I don't really have African violets mastered. I neglect and kill them eventually, then buy some more, thinking I'm going to do better this time.
I enjoyed seeing what you have growing. I am looking forward to spring getting here. Our 2 year old grandson likes to help, too, and I'm sure he will be gardening even more this year. He helped pick grape tomatoes last year, and helped dig up sweet potatoes. I don't think it would be his fault if a tag went missing, though. There's a good chance it would be me who lost it.
I love to garden and lucky you having food now.. Thanks for joining my blog..
ReplyDeleteMaggey
Thanks for visiting my blog. What lovely gardens you have. I love the color of that one wall too. I look forward to seeing how your gardens look come spring. You are an inspiration.
ReplyDeleteFlowerLady
Those picture make me long for warm weather and planting my own garden again. It's been snowing here in New England today.
ReplyDeleteJust like everyone, very refreshing seeing garden photos in January!!!!! Almost as if I'm visiting an Austrailian blog.
ReplyDeleteI saw a comment you made on another blog regarding Amish, and I think I live by where you are from in Ohio.
Hi Jenny! Happy New year! Everything looks great!
ReplyDeletewonderful pics!
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