The first of the tomatoes and peppers, the 3rd picking of purple bush beans, and a few peas from what is left. Love this season!
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2 comments:
Your vegetables are beautiful! I love the vibrant colors. Our tomatoes still have a ways to go, but we were late in planting this year.
Thankyou, Sarah. I've been blessed!
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