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crafty_packratStrawberry sage lemonade, shiso-orange mint lemonade, pita bread, Greek spilt pea spread, stewed gigantes beans, Greek greens, maple yogurt, maple granola, brown sugar kettle corn, raspberry turnover, almond croissant, mushroom quiche, strawberries, sweet potato, a mango con chamoy paleta, 2 Black & bleu handpies, 3 veggie pizza handpies, a peanut butter s'mores bar, an extreme chocolate chip cookie stack, a loaded oatmeal cookie stack, a triple peanut butter cookies stack, and a box of cookie bloopers.
Also, I got up this morning, early enough that it was still in the 60s, and went out to work on the garden. I pulled up a lot of weeds, including a truly gigantic pokeweed, took the black petunia out of the ground and put it in a hanging basket, planted the tomatoes, tomatillos, anaheim chiles, basil, and nasturtiums in the ground, and repotted all the cotton plants and the oregano into bigger pots. Also, I uprooted what I thought was a clump of weeds but turned out to be 5 (FIVE!) heads of garlic that must have been spreading for years. I separated them and replanted them; hopefully it's not too late for them to send up shoots. Garlic flowers are really popular with the local pollinators.
Also, I got up this morning, early enough that it was still in the 60s, and went out to work on the garden. I pulled up a lot of weeds, including a truly gigantic pokeweed, took the black petunia out of the ground and put it in a hanging basket, planted the tomatoes, tomatillos, anaheim chiles, basil, and nasturtiums in the ground, and repotted all the cotton plants and the oregano into bigger pots. Also, I uprooted what I thought was a clump of weeds but turned out to be 5 (FIVE!) heads of garlic that must have been spreading for years. I separated them and replanted them; hopefully it's not too late for them to send up shoots. Garlic flowers are really popular with the local pollinators.
