It's
So kick back and relax.
Meanwhile in the garden
This is the first grapes, and pretty much the only grapes, from the vine the HH got me last year and I let them sit too long before harvesting. Maybe both the grapevine and I will do better next year:)
Crepe myrtles are blooming all over town.
Have a great week and stay cool. And if your weather is already cool, woot woot. We're under the heat dome here.
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I don't think the bunch of grapes would make one glass of wine. There is plenty happening in your garden.
Hi Sandra - wine needs time, as too the grapes ... next year: let's hope; good looking garden and we all need those little visitors - cheers Hilary
I hope that at least the grapes were sweet and juicy!
Well a good bunch of grapes
Those grapes remind me of the grapes we used to eat from a neighbor lady's vine. She said we could have all the grapes that hung on the back side of the fence. We ate them green before they were purple and ripe. We did eat some ripe ones too, but for some reason liked the tart green ones. You have such a lovely garden.
I bet next year you will have a ton of grapes. They look good. Your garden is very pretty and o like Mr. Toad
Grapevines take time...
Andrew, Not unless its watered down:)
Ten un genial día. Lindas imagenes. te mando un beso.
Well I hope your grapes were sweet tasting.
All the best Jan
It's looking lovely in your neck of the woods. I wonder how Froggie made it up so high!
David, That would have been nice:) I gave them to the outdoor critters.
Hi Hils, Toes crossed for next year. The visitors are a delight:) Cheers,
CJ, Sounds like good memories. Glad you enjoyed your grapes.
Thank you for the kind remark about the garden:) It's a work in progress:)
Birgit, from your lips to the grapevines ear:)
Mr. Toad is awfully cute:)
Thanks, JP:) Sending you hugs
Thanks, Jeanie. I'm guessing Froggie hopped up the rose bush that's next to the bird bath.
Thanks for those wishes, Jan:)
The grapes on it do for sure, Alex.
At least the looked good. Heh.
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