This is my gardens second year, I had a nice little crop of snow peas, but am afraid they may be about done ( very few new blossoms )In southern Michigan can I plant them again in late summer? I plan to do this with my spinach as well, both gave me lots of delicious meals this spring and early summer. I think I will have a pretty good year my zucchini are blossoming nicely and my tomatoes are looking great, with a few of the early girl starting to look as though they will be ripening soon. Peppers are starting to blossom, Japanese eggplant looking a little iffy but I am not sure how they are supposed to look. Cucumbers seem slow to start climbing my trellis, but there are a few blossoms and one skinny little baby starting. My grandaughter and I made rhubarb sauce, something new for her and old friend from MY childhood.
A garden is such a wonderful reason to look forward to something new each day.

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lakgran, nice to read your rambling of your garden.

Often wondered what it's like to be able to do a garden twice over. I live in a zone where we're glad to get a once over done.

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For this "New Year" help me to be kinder and more loving to all around me, I pray.

I have 1 rhubarb plant that is not doing well, I live a bit to far south for it to do well. I might be able to grow it.

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One OS to rule them, one OS to find them:
One OS to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
In the Land of Redmond where the shadows lie.