Tuesday, August 11, 2009
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Tomatoes | 659 | Strawberries | 345 |
Green Beans | 360 | |
Potatoes | 124 | |
Cucumbers | 55 | |
Onions | 43 | |
Lettuce | 34 | |
Lemons | 34 | |
Limes | 36 | |
Carrots | 29 | |
Green Peppers | 19 | |
Zucchini | 16 | |
Spinach | 12 | |
Broccoli | 10 | |
Celery | 6 | |
Basil | 4 | |
Kale | 4 | |
Tangerines | 1 | |
Navel Oranges | 1 | |
Watermelons | 2 | |
Cantelopes | 1 |
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What a beautiful area. The photo looks so lush and green. Good shot.
ReplyDeleteBoy, that's my dream as well. What a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteThere are so many sceneries like that in the provinces of the Philippines hehehe. That looks like rice fields.
ReplyDeleteDropping by here.
L.D. Thanks. Mrs. Suburban Gardener takes full credit for the photo.
ReplyDeleteMr. H. Lots of tropical fruits too. And beautiful scenery.
Amy, Yea, that's true ehh? When we get to the Philippines we'll have to check out the gardening.
SG
Oh my gracious, that isn't in America is it ? It's lovely !
ReplyDeleteAre the guys still bored ? How are you guys doing ?
Oh, and the bell peppers I grew aren't normal ones, they are the size of tiny tomatoes and were spicy !! It was quite a shocker. Haha !
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