
This is a baby gourd. I hope this is more successful than the ill-fated beets. The whole gourd

These are some of my beautiful marigolds that are doing well and have been looking ever so lovely as when I first planted them.

I'm pulling up the beets, frowning at the great lack of beets grown.

This is the last beet to be pulled up, pretty discouraged. Oh well, better luck next season.

That is the closest thing to a beet that we got this year. A tiny tiny little tuber, but nothing of which to eat.
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