April was a very dry month here. May is picking up with "pop-up" thunderstorms here and there and if you happen to get some rain, you can sometimes get a inch out of a storm.
But with young plants growing in soil which is less than perfect (ie clay) you have to keep your eye on the prize. If too many days go by with high heat and no rain...you've just flat-lined your veggie starts.
So Sunday morning Chuck and I watered the garden.
The sun was do amazing things as the sprinkler did it's job. I just couldn't resist taking pic's. Enjoy!
Looks refreshing. We just had a couple of hot days but it's back to cool--even a chance of frost tomorrow morning.
ReplyDeleteHave a good week, Tami
Tami: Your garden looks fantastic! The pictures are great! We're suppose to finally start getting some heat here in N. California this week...my garden could use it...I want to plant my sweet potatoes!
ReplyDeleteNoting nicer than running water and bright sunshine to lift one's spirits. See that Chuck enjoys summer as much as Blockhead does LOL
ReplyDeleteThe garden looks beautiful.....especially with all that water; too bad Mother Nature couldn't do it more often so you didn't have to. We're still without :(
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks fantastic!! Still waiting on ours. I love how the sun made the droplets of water from the sprinkler sparkel.
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Gorgeous pictures!
ReplyDeleteThat looks awesome! Really great pictures. We have to water all summer because we get no rain in my neck of the woods.
ReplyDeleteYou and Chuck did real good! Taking care of the garden plants and taking pictures!
ReplyDeleteWish I was there to enjoy it with him! Is that how y'all cool off when you're working outside? ;0)
ReplyDeleteOh these are awesome photos! I am new to your blog. So glad I discovered it!
ReplyDeleteWelcome Alicia! You have a very nice blog BTW.
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