June Garden with Dogs

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Red Hot Poker – I’ve always wanted one of these in my garden

We are technically in a drought right now but my gardens have been doing great with minimal watering. I owe it to the very thick layer of mulch that I try to maintain. My morning ritual once I’ve fed the kitties and let the dogs out is to check for eggs and do any watering that needs doing, mostly in the container garden. Today I decided to walk around with my camera and capture some shots of what’s been growing and blooming.

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Scabiosa – These flowers were part of my sister’s wedding bouquet so I wanted to get a specimen

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Mammoth Russian Sunflower

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There are flowers on my European Olive tree. Does that mean I get olives?

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Hydrangea

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The beginnings of peaches

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Hoku wants to play

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Prickly Pear cactus – the pads and fruit are edible

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Morrocan Tea Mint

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E.T. helps me water

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Lovely Comfrey blooms

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Baby Mouse Melons and my Salad Burnet

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The blueberries are almost ready

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Volunteer California Poppies

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Tiny, Green Fingers Okra

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The Liatris getting ready to bloom

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My salad patch, arugula and mustard greens

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Conadria fig tree is finally in the ground

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The leeks are looking good

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Hoku waits for broken quail eggs

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I love dill!

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Tomatoes are in – now what to do with all the extras?!

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Containers are taking over

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Purple and yellow cauliflower starts are in

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The yacon is doing great, can’t wait to try it

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The calendulas are finally beginning to bloom

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