Okra blossom.
Heirloom cantaloupe.
Orange nasturtium.
Bluebonnet remains. I am trying to save the seeds.
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It would appear that your garden likes the Texas heat. Hopefully it won't get too hot for your plants. They look so pretty and healthy. Good job, Farmer Teri! :~)
ReplyDeleteYou can put the nasturtium blossoms in your salad for nutrition and extra color! Can't imagine TX heat. I did get a little too much sun yesterday while watching the parade but it dropped down to 40 last night so we had our warm quilts on. The peach pictures still look the best though. alison
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