Your plants are so big already and you are almost done, yay! I've never used a rain gage, but that would be handy to know how much we get. Hope you're feeling better quick.

Beer with a late breakfast sounds awesome. I would go with the Leffe beer along with you.

Rock Garden in Carpenter Lake Reserve. Was my second choice. 👍

Thank you, I look at fall and winter as a nice time to relax and renew to get ready for the next cycle. 😍

I love making essences and tinctures for herbal healing. It is an art all in itself. 🤩❤️

They are all great but I choose the quarry and rock garden. 🤩

Fall can be so beautiful with all the trees. It is sad to see the plants die back, but we get to look forward to seeing them in the spring, which we just had.

I love that you collect the rainwater for the system. I do the same for all my plants and it sure makes a difference. Well done!

Beautiful! Nice that you could get so close before it flew off.

I love that the land is covered in wildflowers to protect the soil and offer nectar to the buzzing bees. Lovely post!

I love seeing the grand old architecture, there is nothing that compares to the elegance. ♥

Awe, that's a shame about the Mt. Laurel. But I agree the peonies love more sun than shade. I have one that is now in deep shade, and it rarely blooms as well. The weather is delightful for a change.

I agree, it is the beginning of summer, and the plants are in heaven.

I agree, I can't choose one over the other without feeling bad about the rest of the peonies. ;-)

Thanks so much!

You are the best, thank you, @ewkaw.

I so agree, Joan. I can't pick a true favorite Peony; they all are so unique and gorgeous. Are you enjoying the cooler weather?

You are making good progress, Pam. Soon everything will be planted. Yay!

I'm sure it won't take long for the plants to take off once you get them in the ground. I have a month's head start between the greenhouse and the zone difference. I have to replant cukes and some beans

Thank you very much. Gardening takes a lot of work when getting started, but soil prep is key. Cabbages are easy to grow, but I never have any luck with parsnips per say. I have to fence everything because