We've never
seen Brussels sprouts anywhere but in the grocery store so it was an
interesting experiment to plant some this summer. The plants are about 2 feet high and 2 feet wide
with big grey-green leaves. It took
quite a while to figure out where the “sprouts” would grow: not in amongst the leaves, but up the main
stalk under the leaves. Here are some
photos:
The garden is
flourishing right now and we thought you might enjoy other pictures.
BUTTERNUT SQUASH
CAYENNE PEPPERS (NOT RED YET)
POLE BEANS
POLE BEANS
LOTS OF TOMATOES
ZUCCHINI
BANANA PEPPERS
BASIL
BROCCOLI
The summer
warm weather is still holding so we’ve been getting out to the golf course a
couple of times a week, pickleball a couple of times as well and spent a day on
Christina Lake last week. It was still
busy on the water with summer tourists but we went to our quiet fishing area
and trolled for a few hours. We had a
couple of bites but no fish in the boat.
It was so nice and warm that we went swimming twice and the water was
very refreshing.
A few days
ago, we found out that we’ll be getting new neighbours in the house at the east
side of our property. The former owner
passed away a year ago and her kids finally were able to sell the house. They’ve been having yard sales and taking all
sorts of items to the recycle place, the thrift store and the landfill. A person certainly accumulates a lot of stuff
in their lifetime. The “old’ neighbour
was very nice and we’re hoping the new ones are as well. We had plans to build another section of
fence along that side of the property so we hope they won’t be offended when we
mention it to them.
More golf and
pickleball scheduled for the rest of the week.
Ah, the good life.
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