I wasn't sure I could get the last 10 rows sewn yesterday but I stuck with it and finished at 10:15 p.m. I hope it will feel cool in the basement today when I go down to turn on the iron.
I planted Marigold seeds in the pots with the tomato plants. Some pots only had 2 come up but this one has about 6 Marigolds in there. I have a 6' tall stake in the middle of the pot to keep the tomato plant more upright this year.
I got a few Marigolds to grow in the raised bed too and they are too weak to stand up. I was surprised it took 3 months for blooming. They were planted the 3rd week of May.
8 comments:
Wow! You got that top all sewn together! Your tomato plants look healthy and you have had some vigorous growth for sure! The marigold flowers you do have are very pretty! I didn't plant any this year and I wish I would have.
I am always happy to see the progress in your garden! Those tomato plants are outstanding! Marigolds are a good thing to plant with them. Have a great day!
Maybe it's me but I don't think the plants are doing their normal thing this year especially the bloomers.
What great day you had to get all those seams sewn . Hope you slept well . And OMG what huge tomato plants you have grown again. With the help with marigolds cheering them on.
Good work getting all those seams done, Wanda;)))
the marigolds are my favorite flower--just love the colors...
80 here with 72 dewpoint--mugginess has returned...
Hope it's cooler where you are...hugs, Julierose
Still too hot here for another week or so. Marigolds are always such happy flowers - I usually buy the little plants vs. seeds - even here they take too long to grow otherwise. Another quilt top - good for you!
isn't it amazing how tall the tomato plants get!! are those wild violets on the ground they look like what I call wild violets I have plants like that all over in the spring and early part of summer - sometimes all summer if the heat isn't too bad.
Lovely photos and beautiful sewing.
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