Thanks for the inclusion... I'm sure i spend too much time just starting at it not getting anything done. At least i dont have to water much today as it rained over night. Still have to get the seedlings

oh wow... there is some really big produce in there! that is awesome. I used to grow Okra. but have not yet planted it this season. No room. But i do love the taste. looks like your garden can really give

How fun, going for a walk and seeing things that you can eat :-) loverly photos, especially the pretty ones on the rocks. I always remember when i was a child and a neighbor walked us to school one day

that is still a pretty good harvest. Just waiting for spring to kick in here in Brisbane Australia. Its been so bitter and cold this year (abnormal). ive even needed a jumper outside which is not the norm

So sorry about your husband. But those labels are adorable. You have yourself a lovely day :-) Regards Sarah

Yeah the kids were a bit sad, although the 3 year old keeps telling everyone that Snowy died and went back to the pet shop. Keeps asking when she is coming back???? kids??? we have 100's of little native

thanks so much for sharing, as i said in hive garden, i LOVE house plans. especially quirky ones. so exciting. Do share progress inside as well as the garden. love and light BLINGIT (sarah)

not today... cloudy and drizzle... lol... but at least not freezing!!!! its it yucky your way too?

Yes i can well appreciate how difficult it is when it is so "wild" and gorgeous. could never do that here due to death creating spiders and snakes lol.. i have been having a look. thanks again,

Morning, yes i do speak some French. However i have forgotten a lot of it. I find Southern French people more difficult to understand though. I learnt at school and at university. Cucamelons? i planted

thanks for posting the bit from the beginning i saw the other one first and was a bit confused as to where the start was :-) what a totally fascinating garden and the place you are living looks devine

oh wow.... look at all your pretty labels in the garden. so pretty. we either have too much rain or not enough here in subtropical aussie. They are saying we are in for a wet summer to follow our typically

so interesting how rice grows. Thanks for sharing love and light blingit

lol i get out in the garden and spend most of my time looking at my garden and 5% doing work... lol

oh wow what a truly fantastic post and a awesome garden. What an effort. I love France, spent lots of time there as a teenager, in a tiny weee village in the middle. lol. We have not had room for pumpkins

Oh wow, thanks for sharing such awesome photos of your garden. I love seeing people in the garden and wide shots of the garden and not just a close up of a couple of flowers. Fantastic effort. It looks

i have never had nettle soup, i hear it is delicious, but having been attacked my stinging nettles one too many times i am not sure that i could eat them :-) Thanks for sharing. Blingit

oh wow those are some heavy garden jobs. Great effort!! I have never seen the tumeric flower before. I have grown some. In Australia some of those very tropical plants grow nicely (My ginger this year

Its amazing how much people can grow in such little spaces. Great job

well... it all remains to be seen... they don't like clay soil though that is for sure. Hopefully we can get it sorted. My folks have a huge orchard but they are lucky enough to have beautiful perfect