Are they sweet? Mine are tart
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No these are not sweet . Tartness decrease little bit after letting stay on bush longer but still no sweet .
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Poppies and citrus in full bloom attract tons of bees. Can’t get any better!! Maybe get a much better yield than last year. Much of my citrus collection are in heavy bloom for a few weeks, half are done.
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What variety is that?
Not exactly sure. I’ve lost the tag. I found coes golden drop tag under the tree. But I don’t think this is it. Anybody? Any guess?
Goodness… you have your work cut out for you!
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my partner’s chamomile
walking onions walking
a single mulberry!
the pawpaws are putting on length
the first eggplant flower.
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my walking onion patch is really taking off. i think ill sell the bulbils this summer to anyone on here wanting some. they thrive and spread on utter neglect. they grow more like a shallot than a onion but the numbers make up for size. also good as a green onion when young.
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This is a grape not from plum 
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My daughter sent me these photos of my garden yesterday, I think it rained there recently.
Purple globe artichokes, what a striking plant
Campanula bells from my compost
The Pride, new rose from Palantine
I think this is Bowl of Beauty, we still have peonies in June, lol
H.F. Young
Pictures that I took yesterday of my walk to the town center of Cambridge, England, the British people seem to neglect their front yard, but their yards are still beautiful, I need to copy that
Local pear
Sweet cherries at the local farmers market, they are delicious, honestly their strawberries and cherries are much better tasting and a lot bigger then what we got from our local farmers market, I don’t really know why
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What are the varieties?
Cascade gold, Anne, Caroline (but based on the taste it seems like I got a different variety, so unknown), JoanJ and Halls beauty blackberry (first pick)
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This rooting “Galicia” mulberry was near the back of a row of pots, turned so the fruit weren’t visible, so I didn’t even realize it had a few until now:
I guess I’ll let them ripen since they are already almost there, but that explains why this cutting has grown half as much as the others near it, I guess it’s been holding back growth to ripen the fruit.
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I love walking onions. I was thinking of giving some away or trading them this year, I get a lot. but I love to eat them.
it’s the same with scapes, I want to plant from them but I also want to eat them.
food or seeds?
edit to add actual blooms and buds
my personal favorite ever year
my confused gravenstein, planted in April
baby okra
and a nc1 pawpaw finally made a leaf.
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Wow!
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