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Wintersown Blooms

12 years ago

Miss you all! Been extremely busy with the garden and summer stuff. Here are some pics I took this morning. By the way, sorry about not posting the lettuce. We ate that last night :)

Here is a link that might be useful: Two poppies, and an Azocka Tomato

Comments (3)

gardenweed_z6a
12 years ago
What pretty poppies!! Hope you get lots of tomatoes to enjoy too!
gardenunusual
Original Author
12 years ago
I hope so too! Truly believe I will. The plants were mighty small, then quickly shot up.
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mnwsgal
12 years ago
Isn't it nice to be surprised by a poppy in bloom. I have a few that have self sown here and there. Most are pale imitations of the original poppy and those are being pulled so they do not set seed. Occasionally a truly lovely one opens and I will let it seed for next year.

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