Hollyhocks and sunflowers just scream summertime to me. They remind me of having to find shelter from the sun and heat and having a big, cold glass of lemonade in a hammock. How do I know this? I haven't always lived at 9,000 feet above sea level! Both of these beauties are difficult to grow at our altitude along with corn and tomatoes. It feels like we have about a 3 day growing season... but I keep trying along with many other optimistic high altitude gardeners but usually end up with lettuce and radishes and having to frequent farmer's markets. I think I'll go plant some seeds inside in anticipation of having another bumper crop of small frozen plants this summer. Enjoy your day and I will be in search of some green grass somewhere to stick my toes in. Buona giornata, have a nice day!
I'm posting early today as I'm heading down valley to the Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing gathering for 24 wonderful veterans. My handsome husband, Bill, is a guide for them and they graciously let me tag along to paint. Till tomorrow!
I'm posting early today as I'm heading down valley to the Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing gathering for 24 wonderful veterans. My handsome husband, Bill, is a guide for them and they graciously let me tag along to paint. Till tomorrow!