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Here is a link to the program, you might have one in your area. http://the3000club.org/ Most of the produce is ripe and ready to eat NOW... so if you freeze or do canning it is a good thing. Or share it with your friends if you can't eat it all right away.

I got the photo of my volunteer tomato flowers. And to keep the soil moist I use vodka bottles turned upside down with the neck of the bottles near the roots of the tomato plant. Works great! I only have to water every other day or so even when the temps are over 100 degrees here.

Yesterday I moved some Dichondra from a special place Cherokee likes to take naps when I am working in the garden. Since I had to get rid of my chickens, due to the HOA of the Condos next door to us! They even made me remove all chicken structures!! I had a cute area set up for them! Now it...

Well, since my avitar is in an imaginary garden, I have a "staff" of gardeners to do most of the work. Today, in the real world, I transplanted some violets to the backyard, in a bed with some purple and green Shamrocks. It is getting warm here already! I HATE SUMMER IN TUCSON, AZ!!!

My volunteer tomato plants are all getting flowers. I should have taken a photo!! Silly me! I will tomorrow! I changed my Avitar! I love the Victorian era!!

I buy the potted Basil plants at Trader Joe's. There are 5 or 6 plants per pot, I transplant them in the garden and they produce nicely all season.

They are all getting flowers on them!! I am excited to see what kind they will be. They were from a sort of large cherry type tomato.

I bought this Clematis plant last year at Trader Joe's. I moved it last fall. It bloomed in December. And is putting out new growth and flowers again. I do hope it will bloom all summer....

Here in Tucson we have a program where you can go and get 60lbs of produce for $10.00 every week. My neighbor got a couple flats of tomatoes one week this last winter. She shared a flat of them with me. I made tomato jam. Just for grins I took the seeds and threw them out where my chicken...

I was tempted to stop by the vets office this am just to weigh him, they have a walk on type scale by the front door. I may do that maybe tomorrow just to see how much he weighs now.

I am starting to think Cherokee will be bigger than our last dog, Spartacus, who was a 150lb beastie. Here is a comparison photo of him from the time we got him, until a few days ago. He loves to roll out in the dirt! We have two huge pine trees in the backyard that are full of little...

I made a comparison photo.

Looks like the strawberries will do good this season!

No we haven't had rain since the beginning of the month. I had to water today! In Jan. it rained about once a week which was great for my water bill!

Look what I found in the garden yesterday!!!

We love our little fellow. But, we tried to crate train him in too much of a hurry.... In the past we have gotten pups at 9 to 10 weeks old. Cherokee was 13 weeks. Makes a BIG difference! He was too big already for a small crib by the bed, where you can stick you hand in and comfort them or...

Cherokee tries to be a help. He saw me pulling weeds and decided that he would do the same thing. He is such a good puppy!! We are enjoying him very much!

So my Cherokee is about a month older than your Trip. It will be interesting to see how much they are the same/different as the years go by.

We had fog with the last storm. You guys up there had it pretty bad. It was a bit foggy here but not like last time. I got up to take photos of our fog when it was a bit thick at 5:00am. This is my front porch... This is looking across the street. I grew up in Southern CA. so I have seen fog...

True enough, we hardly bite anyone these days!