or at least trying to! It was great to see everyone, and lots of great ideas were flying around at Knitting Camp.
Knitting Camp: Meg Swansen.
Just before I left, I got some plants into the ground, fortunately set up with a soaker hose, because there’s been very little rain here. As you can see from the before and after photos, they’ve made a lot of progress, but I got them in so late, we’ll probably need a very late frost to get anything from the peppers and tomatoes. The 2 chard plants at the edge should be a little more hardy if the rabbits just leave them alone!
Taken 7/24.
Taken 8/11.
At least we’ve got a few yellow pear tomatoes and peppers (probably hot – I planted sweet and hot ones, but no longer sure which are which) in the planters 😉
Joyknits! 
August 12, 2011 at 12:23 am
Welcome home! Mmmm, I do love those yellow pear tomatoes.
August 12, 2011 at 6:35 am
WOW! Planting this late? You are an optimist, girl!! Of course, the chance at anything fresh makes it worth it, doesn’t it?