
Here you can see our "bean tent" near the bottom of the hill and our tomatoes tucked safely in their wall o waters.
I've noticed that when I don't baby the transplants with these, I never get many tomatoes.

I haven't used them in a few years. In fact, I think they are over 10 years old and still going strong.

It never ceases to amaze me what strange plants the kids find when I ask them to pick out something.

Mxyl and Leena found these Pocketbook Plants.
Kinda odd.

They're kind of at the front of the shrubbery.
Yes, I have a shrubbery. The Knights who Say Ni should have looked here.

So far, my favorite juxtaposition has been this one with the sky blue grape hyacinth.

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