Really nice pictures, shiggle. Is that a foxglove or an orchid that bee is in? The raindrops and the dill are cooling to look at -- my deck thermometer reads over 100, but I think that's higher than it really is. The humidity is the breath-heaver! I see your lettuce is still healthy and doesn't appear to be bolting yet. I picked all mine last week and wonder how long it's going to last in the refrigerator. We can eat only so much!

Very nice.
Some sun has finally broken thru here, well, some watery beams. We're gonna need a good spell of sun and heat for my tomato plants to catch up.

It's funny. All the lettuce's are growing okay except the Oakleaf varieties. Since they're supposed to be more heat resistant, I wonder if they're missing the warmth as well

Great pics, thanks for sharing (could you please share some of that rain, too?! LOL)

Edie

Lush and lovely.

Thanks, and yeah those are foxgloves from the other garden, kinda still in the process

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Gorgeous, everything looks so lush. How tall are those foxgloves in the last photo? They look huge!

6ft i think

shiggle, great garden...what zone is it? Noted your mizuna...mine is still great for salads. How do you enjoy yours?

Thanks - Ah, Mizuna, was wondering what that was. I think it came in a mesclun seed pack mix. I could have sworn it was bitter one day, but maybe it was just one plant. Does it go bitter when it gets warm? Tastes good otherwise but I never noticed any spice to it.

Zone 6 b or a, I forget.

It looked like Mizuna to me too, it looks very nice next to the broccoli, a nice balace of color and texture. Everything look nice and healthy. I like your use of rocks, I have tons of them and always digging up more. Thanks for sharing the great pictures.

Good gardening, Mary

Beautiful pics!!!