Thursday, July 15, 2010

Thursday's theme

It's easy to find a color theme in the garden if you look...


Pretty in purples at . . .
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8 comments:

Sharrie said...

Beautiful photos. They lost some of their glamor when the "fourth of July" stuff popped up on the blog. Sure wish I had all that wonderful produce here. We just have tons of rain!

7/15/10, 7:18 AM
Mom L said...

Gorgeous! I'm drooling over the berries....

Nancy in Iowa

7/15/10, 7:39 AM
Kathy in KY said...

What great shades of purple - which is my favorite color, by the way. I, too, am drooling over the berries. Thanks for sharing such beauty with us today, Michelle. Take care, from KY.

7/15/10, 8:14 AM
Deb W said...

Beautiful! Gotta love those eggplants! The cabbage is striking too, on several levels - color - the swirling leaves remind me of spinning - and the perfection of the plant itself. My brussels sprouts and broccoli leaves are full of tiny holes. What do you do to keep yours pest free?

7/15/10, 8:33 AM
Michelle said...

Deb, we haven't done anything other than a ground application of slug killer when they were first planted back in May. Perhaps you have hungrier bugs in KY?

Another berry is ripening now - can't remember if it's boysen or marion, but I'll add it's picture to this post.

7/15/10, 8:40 AM
Franna said...

YUM!!! Now I'm really hungry!

7/15/10, 6:36 PM
Anonymous said...

Beautiful purples! Makes me want to go dye some fleece- :)

7/15/10, 7:23 PM
Candy said...

Beautiful pictures. The grove and garden are where I get my color choices for dyeing wool. Right now I am spinning my "Raspberry Patch" and I have started knitting my "Peony Bush". I don't think there is any place better to find color schemes.

7/16/10, 7:47 AM

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