It's like Christmas...

...in February!!! That's what Mommy said anyway. We were beyond excited to see an envelope from our favorite seed bank. Flowers, veggies, and fruits, oh my. We are very anxious to get our veggie garden started. Lets put our green paws to work and get to work, Mommy and Daddy!

Photocrop

Ok, so we didn't really get this close to the kitty and lie down in the field of flowers with her. But we thought it'd be cute to be add ins. But we really were this close to the kitty. We were less than 4 feet away from her and she didn't even budge. Isn't she a beauty?

Week eight in the garden and a Happy Easter!!!

Can you say kale explosion? Mommy made kale twice this week and there is still an abundance.


All of the tomato plants are slowly growing. We had some cold weather last week but we hear that warmer weather is on its way. We know tomatoes love that heat.


Flowers mean that the strawberries are on their way!


The mint looks pawfect.



We hope your day was filled with lots of fun family time, hunting eggs, and tasty foodies. Happy Easter!!!

Sigh...

What an unusual winter we're having. Winter is almost over and we've yet to see any snow. So I'm dreaming of being in this place...near the mountains where there is a ton of snow. After the photo shoot I am going to race up to the top and play in the snow. All day long.

P.S. While Daddy was driving home tonight he saw blossoms on the almond trees. It's not even Spring yet and the trees already have flowers on them. Does this mean that the snow isn't coming?

Wordless Wednesday: Why are these flowers hanging upside down?

Week twelve in the garden

Do you see what I see? It's our very first zucchini of the season. Daddy almost did a backwards cartwheel when he saw the baby zucchini but I told him to restrain himself.

We are seeing more and more baby tomatoes every day.

We hope our newest crop of lettuce will be much better than our last.

We finally have snap peas!!! Mommy says she'll harvest some this week for dinner.

We could hardly believe our eyes. Our new lemon and lime trees are flowering. And you know what flowers mean...fruit. We can't wait to see how big the lemons and limes get this year.

Happy Father's Day to our pretty amazing Daddy and to all the pretty amazing Dad's out there!!! You are loved!

Week eleven in the garden

We love snoopervising Mommy and Daddy while they're working in the garden.

Our squash/zucchini/pumpkin patch is in full bloom. Look at those huge leaves!

We've harvested strawberries almost every day this week. And we hope to be harvesting more and more.

Daddy had to thin out the carrots today. Mommy thought the baby carrots were so cute.

It's always exciting to see flowers on plants. Flowers mean that baby bells are just around the corner.

We wonder how big the pears will get this year.

It's very exciting to see so many baby tomatoes.

We hope everyone had a pawesome weekend!!!

Week ten in the garden

Well hello there little zucchini flowers that are starting to take shape.

After months of harsh weather, not a lot of sun but plenty of rain, look what we finally saw today!!!

We've got a kale forest in our garden right now. Mommy has been using it to cook all sorts of goodies. This week she'll use it for zuppa tuscana.

We are so excited to already see tiny peppers coming.

The garlic is really taking off.

We want to wish our Daddy the bestest birthday ever!!! He and Mommy went out for a special dinner tonight which we'll tell you about tomorrow. We hope you all had a great weekend!

Week thirty nine in the garden

Our broccoli florets have finally arrived!

Our lemon balm is looking and smelling great.

And so is our rosemary.

The sweet potato leaves look super lush and green. We hope that means there are lots of sweet potatoes growing.

Can you believe our bell pepper plant has started growing peppers again?

The leaves on our tomato plant look like we're in the middle of July. We hope to get another crop before first frost.

There are strawberries growing!!!

Don't you think the lettuce looks like a flower?

Week sixteen in the garden

Thank you so much to everyone for your well wishes, words of encouragement and the power of the paw! I am feeling a lot better today.

Look at all of those strawberries!

Do you see that flower on the zucchini plant? It's the first flower from our zucchinis. We are so excited!
The cucumbers grew a lot this week.
And so did the tomatoes, mint, and turnips. I had to check on them to make sure they all had enough water.
I wonder how big the beets are under there?
Our turnips are almost ready to harvest.
The corn, bok choy, and onions grew a lot this week. The bok choy grew a lot more flowers this week.
The cabbage and kale are doing great.
As are the potatoes. I hope there are lots and lots of potatoes growing under there.
Our butternut squash were having a hard time but oh they've turned around!
Teddy's Mommy here. Thank you all for your kind and sweet words. Teddy is a lot better today. He is almost solid and I could tell he missed his chicken in his dinner tonight. We are still waiting before we give him any treats.

Sierra's Scoop

Sometimes, I think flowers were made for pups. Why? Because they are at our eye level. And only our extraordinary noses can truly smell nature's beautiful fragrance. We saw lots of pretty flowers on our hike at Lake Chabot. We thought the colors of these flowers were unreal. Don't you think so?
These purple flowers made us think of Khyra.