Maggie13

Thanks guys We were fortunate even with all the sub freezing temperatures we experienced this spring they did prosper in the High Tunnel.. I ended up with 4 lbs 8 oz of florets ( bagged in 8 oz packages) and 3 lbs of stems that I will use to make soup this winter in the freezer and 6 oz that I will use for our pizza tonight, There are several side shoots developing so hopefully we will get another decent harvest of florets before I pull the plants. I transplanted broccoli and cauliflower seedings late yesterday afternoon I will take some pictures of them later on today.I hope that it is not too late in the season for a second crop I do not want to put the shade cloth on this early in the season

Today's project : Ready to cut into bite size pieces and process for the freezer.

Whitetrout those pitcher plants sort of remind me of a plant that grows in our forest they are called Jack in the pulpit.I will post a picture. Deus Vult Wow that is a huge flower. I had to look up Brugmansia I only know it by its common name (angel trumpet). My mom grew them. Hers was yellow I don't remember them being that large They are Beautiful! Buttabean your poppy is gorgeous

Welcome to the forum!

Welcome back!

Champs I went from I to and then

JUST FOR A LAUGH: Remy: Surfin USA ( Beach Boys Lockdown Parody)

Great design! Your lettuce looks very happy!

Tomorrow morning.

Congrats on your finds Chips. We don't have Bargain Hunt stores here but it sounds like a place I would check out on a regular bases.

I have an older Food Safer V3240 model with the ball jar attachments I LOVE IT I use it often enough that it has a permanent place on my counter top.

Mary! Welcome to the forum!

Looks great Boudin! Thankfully when you do retire you will have all week every week to work on your project list because it will take you twice as long to complete. any one project.