Gardening is an act of faith –we plant, tend, nurture and believe.
July 27, 2017
Then we wait…
September 9, 2017
…and we water, tend, inspect and wait some more!
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Nice photo! A great choice for the waiting theme 🙂
Thank you, Tiff! I took the earlier photo thinking about a challenge going on in July, and as I scrolled through and saw it had that wonderful aha moment!
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In gardening and in life, waiting is an act of faith. Lovely photos of your peppers, Lindy. I did tend a garden once, but never peppers. ❤
My first year with peppers. Many gardens in life — your garden is vast an healthy!
Gardens are one of the best things in life to wait for… and to tend… and to watch the nature that comes to visit and make it all possible!
Yes indeed, Jane!
Yes, always waiting. Your pepper crop is superb!
I’m whelmed by the number of peppers each plant sustains!