You're lucky you'll be close enough to see her garden first hand....if she has another one of these next year
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1016751/
Coffee Break # 17 - Early Fall?
Great pictures! Karen invited me to the RU but I wasnt in the area then. Hopefully next year. So nice to put faces with the names.
OHHHH, I can't wait to move!!!!!!!
LOL this has to be a historical first...you're moving NORTH and can't wait to move!!!
ain't it the truth! I do miss the snow and the seafood and the cannolis and the ocean and , and, oh yeah, my family. lol
Actually, I wouldn't mind living in the North at all if I had seafood!
My DH has to have his lobstah rolls! Since we'll be heading to Maine after Louise's RU, I'm sure he'll get his fill! Nice to have you on the site, Susan---good luck with your veggies!
I grew up in the mid-west & can't stand seafood except for flounder & scallops. WI fish is full of bones.
Wisconsin fish?
I love any seafood.
It is inland of course so boney fish live in lakes & streams, not the ocean ground fish like flounder.
Haddock! It's all about Haddock!
no, no, no.
Susan, yes, it is sad that things have to go away, but things always change and always will. I guess it's a good thing, though. We would get pretty bored if things always stayed the same.
I do grow a lot more than daylilies, but not much that's edible. In fact, I have a lot of poisonous plants. Oh, hold on there, I'm lying! I do grow a lot that's edible. Daylilies are edible, all parts of the plant! I'm forgetting that. I never eat them, though. My niece once used dl flowers to decorate cupcakes that were going to be eaten the same day. They looked really nice!
I will certainly do another RU next July if enough people are interested in coming. Heck, even if only 5 people say they are coming for sure I will do it. It was so much fun, and I love showing off my gardens. I will have more dl's for people to dig up, too!
Oh, lobser, yum! Can't have too much of that! And scallops, and crab, and haddock, and, and, and...... I could go on and on. Oh, and speaking of scallops, the Bourne Scallop Festival is in a couple of weeks. Can't wait!
Karen
Welcome Susan.
I was too quick to say my tomatoes were OK. Just got whacked by a blight.
Sorry to hear about your tomatoes, Dave. A shame!
Karen
Whenever we head east to visit irisMA, we get lobstah! DH and I love it.
Karen,
Now I know who to call to help me design my new gardens.
Sorry to hear about your maters Dave. I got alot this year but wish I had even more. My hubby eats my salsa that I can as fast as I get it put up.
Sorry, Dave---here's hoping next year will give us a crop.
All 3 children will eat lobster--didn't know we could raise a family with weird taste buds, Sorry, make that wicked weird.
The only seafood my son (now 23) likes is lobster. When he was little I told him I made lobster fish. It didn't work.
Had no peaches either. Was too late in picking and they all rotted. Ugh.
I was eating lobster when I was 5. Still adore it.
my fil in bring over lobster as I type!!
Sorry about the peaches, Victor, but glad you got a treat, Bill. The fair that I enter my flowers in is this weekend---it'll be interesting to see what the veggies and fruits look like----
my husband calls lobsters "sea bugs"
Right on!
iris, your DH likes lobster too. And a lot weirder seafood too.
That's because he grew up on Long Island as you know. Liked what the family caught.
A man of exceptional taste no doubt!
That's what I call them too - ocean bugs.
Actually both lobster and shrimp are gross sea bugs, especially shrimp, but they do taste good. If I think about any animal I have trouble eating it. That's why I buy steak that grows on trees!
I think about the animals before eating them - and say thanks!
lol
Here's to tough New Yorker's!!!
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1036680/
that was funny!!
I don't know what this weed is... but the hummingbirds loved it... orangey yellow.. crummy pic with my cell phone
Cute joke!
While on vacation, I saw a guy wearing a shirt that read, 'PETA - People Eating Tasty Animals.'
he he
Victor, that is great!!
Yeah, every time I drive by the cattle farms here which there are alot of, if there are calves in the field, I comment, "awww, look at the cute baby ribeyes!"
You beat me to it , Victor. DH and his sister say that all the time.