Wild Dough Tamed

Isn't this bread beautiful?

What does he know?

Worker Bee said this is an example of 'Extreme Gardening'. Funny...I don't remember asking for his opinion. Hmmm...

Re-potting the Tomato Seedlings

My tomato seedlings were so tall and leggy. This was not really good, but they did not have enough light in the beginning. The great thing about tomatoes is that when you re-pot them, you can plant the stems in the soil as deep as you want. They will grow new roots from their stems! Isn't that ingenious? The re-potted tomatoes are very happy now. Kilo is admiring their new look.

Dough Gone Wild

Yikes! Ali was making the dough for "Five Minute Bread" and stayed out too long in the new car. The dough can be made ahead, stored in the refrigerator for up to two weeks and used in small amounts depending on what you want for dinner that night. Rolls, loaf, loaf bread etc. Yum.

Oh NO...she did not!!!

See the one tiny little pea that came up?

What kind of a mother wabbit would want her babies to be in the sun in the middle of a garden?!? She chewed right through the nylon strings. Sigh...crazy wabbit.

I did not know radishes could be so cute.

Radishes are up even though we have had loads of rain and cold.

Trellises

I put the two recycled trellises up during a brief period of sunshine. I have one tiny little pea showing as well. Fun!!