"i looked out the window and what did I see?"

My poor poor corn. I guess we had a storm last night and the wind threw a chair into the corn.



Here's hoping it will straighted right back up!

"when in Rome", this is my version, "when in Nebraska" garden... CORN

Corn, it is so fun to watch grow, because it grows so fast.

Our weekend project underway! I truely have the best husband ever!

more post are in view now

really worried about my corn, something is eating you... I may try an organic method... onion water.

July 7th my back yard at sunset

I am not at all thrilled with these pictures. The lighting is all wrong. I may try again tomorrow earlier in the day. I love my garden, and what it can become. 


back yard from patio view, notice the fence goes from next to the house, and curves around.

 


Back yard from deck view, fence follows accross the yard, and around the tree.

 


view from flower bed, at this angle you cannot see the fence. It is my hope, once I have large enough plants, it will cover the fence completely.

 


view from corner, corn rasberries, I may not have the corn here next year. All the rasberry bushes were eaten by those pesky rabbits.



view from tree garden, this is a real nice sitting area. The tree shades in the afternoon so nicely. It looks much nicer in person.



view from tree, you can see the taller corn on the right.



view from squash, this will be laid out differently next year. But for now, it works.

 


view from on deck. far left, bottom, you can not see it but I have a pumpkin patch, then you CAN see the cucumber, and cantolope plants. Above that is the strawberries, we have about 20 plants.



more pictures of what the naughty birds did!

they popped the flower heads right off and spread the seads. Wierd!

and another mess from the birds

No more bunny rabbits but look what the birds did

Darn birds, atleast they did not touch my corn.

more ideas for my garden...

I want to add a trelis of some sort at the back and a trelis to enter the garden

This is an excellent example of climing flowers for the trelis.