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         		 My wall of tomatoes from inside the house. I've got ton's of blossoms, but just a few green fruit so far. I'm growing a mix of cherry and roma tomatoes. They're huge!: by melissa, Views[471]
         		 I've been filling vases of them for around the house, unfortunately they aren't scented.. but the amazing color makes up for it. : by melissa, Views[446]
         		 Beautiful violas. : by melissa, Views[488]
     
    Tomatoes from the outside.: by melissa, Views[483]
         		 Our freshly painted garden bench, complete with four pots of flowers.: by melissa, Views[1208]
         		 A lovely vibrant red. : by melissa, Views[345]
         		 Roses in the back garden. They came with the house, but I gave them a good prune last year, and a good feed of organic fertilizer and compost this spring.. and they've produce a huge flush of flowers. I keep them dead-headed.. and they should continue for most of the summer. : by melissa, Views[395]
         		 Two types of purple potatoes grown in bags. It's a great no-dig method, and means I can better regulate the feed and water. You may have noticed a 'purple' theme around the garden, but that's because of my philosophy of growing what I can't get in the grocery store. Potatoes, carrots, onions, etc are cheap (and taste the same as out of the garden). It's not worth growing your own.. unless it's something unusual. Like purple carrots, purple peas, purple beans, purple potatoes, etc. :) : by melissa, Views[632]
     
    Hot dog!: by melissa, Views[399]
         		 Meek and Mild hot chili peppers. They are a purple pepper that promises to be the mildest hot pepper ever grown. I thought I would be adventuress and give them a try. : by melissa, Views[659]
         		 My blueberry bush. Hopefully I'll have a bit of a harvest this year. I got two berries from it last year.. one for me and one for Aidan! : by melissa, Views[328]
         		 Another planter of violas. They've been going strong for a couple of months now, I had expected them to give up the ghost by now.. since they're more of a spring bedding plant. : by melissa, Views[293]
         		 Part of a my little herb plot. At least seven varieties of mint, two types of thyme, oregano, sage, rosemary, and chamomile. : by melissa, Views[1247]
     
    Strawberries! A mix of alpine and normal. : by melissa, Views[402]
         		 Alpine strawberries. I find the little things pack as much flavor as a normal sized one, only in a tiny little package. A real burst of flavor. They also produce huge amounts, and make for good nibbles anytime I pass the pot. : by melissa, Views[428]
         		 Some mouthwatering organic sun-warmed strawberries. : by melissa, Views[337]
         		 The garden I started last year. I'm about a month behind on some of the sowing, due to the extra two weeks in the US and then the two weeks after working every week day to make up the day's I had missed at work.: by melissa, Views[513]
         		 My newest section of garden. Beans and cut flowers in the foreground, with squash/cucumbers/zucchinis in the back ground. Plenty of space for everything to spread out.: by melissa, Views[338]
     
    Future bean poles. I'm growing climbing purple french beans again this year. I had a few plants of them last year, and they did quite well. Look pretty on the dinner plate too! : by melissa, Views[1900]
         		 A new (but an old-world heritage variety) type of purple podded pea I'm trying this year. Lovely looking flowers.. I can't wait to see the pod. Should make it a lot easier to find them amongst the green foliage. The pod is purple but the peas are still green. : by melissa, Views[488]
         		 Soon to be ready for lunch. : by melissa, Views[326]
         		 They are huge plants.. nearly five foot tall at the moment, and they've just begun to blossom. I wonder if that means they'll grow even taller as they mature?: by melissa, Views[389]
         		 The lovely blossoms. : by melissa, Views[381]
     
    Red bulb spring onions. They looked a lot like grass for the longest time, but they're finally starting to look a bit more 'spring onion-y' now. : by melissa, Views[461]
         		 Purple lettuce. I grew green and purple last year.. but I found the purple is easiest for finding the little green caterpillars that seem keen to eat the plants right down to the roots!: by melissa, Views[1436]
         		 Crimson flowered broad beans.: by melissa, Views[401]
         		 Broad beans ready for picking.: by melissa, Views[393]
         		 Aidan working the back 3 in Pennsylvania, during our extra two weeks holiday due to an unpronounceable Icelandic volcano. : by melissa, Views[453]
     
    Aidan enjoying a bit of time under Melissa's umbrella. : by melissa, Views[453]
         		 Melissa and her parasol. : by melissa, Views[432]
         		 Aidan enjoying the English like weather. : by melissa, Views[461]
         		 Lake Champlain in Burlington : by melissa, Views[457]
         		 Melissa's cauldron of soup at the Aidan noodle place.: by melissa, Views[298]
     
    Aidan's meal at our favorite Asian noodle place in Burlington VT. We had a couple of meals there, it was so yummy. : by melissa, Views[380]
         		 Melissa looking terrified about driving in the snow (in a rental car with summer tread), being about four years out of practice! : by melissa, Views[519]
         		 The snow storm on the very next day! The day we had to drive half way across the state to get to our next destination. : by melissa, Views[357]
         		 Aidan and Melissa out enjoying a beautiful warm spring day: by melissa, Views[298]
         		 A lovely chapel on the grounds of the Spa we were staying at. : by melissa, Views[298]
     
    After his crash: by melissa, Views[317]
         		 Aidan riding the pump track in East Burke.: by melissa, Views[347]
         		 A lovely river running through East Burke, up in the North Eastern side of VT.: by melissa, Views[328]
         		 View out along the lake that the trail encircled. : by melissa, Views[278]
         		 An old railroad-to-trail hike we did in the south of the state. : by melissa, Views[290]
     
    View out along southern Vermont: by melissa, Views[301]
         		 The Texas Falls: by melissa, Views[298]
         		 Bet you didn't know the Texas Falls are actually in Vermont! : by melissa, Views[391]
         		 Opps.. got distracted from the lovely river scenery by Aidan's even lovelier sparkly bum! : by melissa, Views[353]
         		 Aidan and Melissa: by melissa, Views[302]
     
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