This year’s #garlic was a disappointment; these are my biggest. Quarter for scale. ift.tt/1SxyI1A http://t.co/6sVcsJ7dsv

This year’s #garlic was a disappointment; these are my biggest. Quarter for scale. ift.tt/1SxyI1A http://t.co/6sVcsJ7dsv

Even though I missed the 15th, I’m still going to post the photos I took on the 15th. Stuff happens, you know? The preschooler has a rambunctious bedtime or three and I get backblogged — er, backlogged. Anyway, here’s a quick tour of new things blooming since last month in my NW Ohio Zone 6a/6b beds and borders!
Starting along the front fence… A landscaper once told me this was lambs ear, but it wasn’t in bloom at the time. Turns out it’s actually rose campion. I cut a lot of it back two years ago, but I’m glad I didn’t remove all of it. This biennial offers a nice splash of color under the Rose of Sharon.
Yellow pear tomato ain’t messin’ around. I’m 5’9″ or 5’10” and the plant is up to my shoulder. #gardening http://t.co/4z61EArU02

Disappointing #garlic harvest: these are my three biggest heads. So be it. #gardening ift.tt/1L6izKG http://t.co/gQT4MIqbrV

Yesterday afternoon in the sunroom ift.tt/1S3i98r http://t.co/oPQHklWLjN
