Purple podded pole beans, Sweetie tomatoes, and marionberries were begging to be picked. I obliged. Yellow pear and Stupice tomatoes are producing steadily as well.

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Down past the marrionberry trellis, the raised cutting beds of dahlias and gladioli are bursting with color. With dahlias, the more I pick the more buds they produce, so I’m bringing in a big bouquet every few days. The 7″ white and lilac, waterlily-shaped ‘Mikayla Miranda’ is today’s favorite.

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The gladioli are a great mix of colors in various beds throughout the lower gardens– from deepest velvety red to peach to bright fuchsia to white — and I’ve had fun giving away bunches of these.

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2 responses to “MidSummer Harvests”

  1. Your dahlias are stunning! Your beds look so neat and orderly compared to my wild beds. 🙂

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    1. Thank you, Eliza. Wild beds are gorgeous, and I do have some pretty crazy looking ones as well as these organized ones.

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