Hi Mary & Roger!

Roger I will check out your blog at ZTC - good job!

We are rather dry in Pennsylvania and that depends on how many storms actually rained on where you are.  It's wierd, some got showers and otheres didn't.

I will see if I can take some pictures of my garden over the weekend and post them here.

It will be a great gardening weekend here - low humidity and low to mid 80's!!!

Blessings and sow those seeds with love!

Judy

Judy,

Tonight we have floods in South London, The Midlands and Wales. Somewhere had four times the MONTH'S rain in 3 hours.

In spain and Greece temperatures are over 100 degrees F.

Here we made 17 today and its high summer, same week last year was in the 90's.

Oh to be able to sit outside for breakfast or supper.

Looking forward to some garden pictures. Have not worked out how to post them.

Roger

Hi Roger, US is ever so dry, dangerously dry. Some rain has come to the midwest and now plants are looking better. Sorry to be so slow answering but I have been away for the summer. I am spending 5 weeks in the southern most part of western Michigan. Plants were looking stressed til we finally received some rain this past week. Looking forward to those pictures.

We need rain here too Mary!  It isn't as bad as some years, but it's dry.

I have a couple of new Gardening friends that I invited to this forum.  So we will keep it going while you are in Michigan, Mary. 

Blessings, my friends.

 

Hey there Judy, I had buired some cooking scraps and surprise I have an abundance of Squash (butternut) producing like crazy. What I planted from store bought seed packs just sits there. A garden by accident is always fun as surprizes do happen. Thanks for sending friends over. Love to meet them.