

...because of the bees! There is a big, fuzzy one in every flower. And one flower had three! I wasn't all that bothered by them until the other night. My mom stopped by and I offered to pick her some squash. I reached in to move the branches and grabbed right onto a bee. Ouch! It got me between my thumb and index finger. It still hurts a little.

And here is what a baby patty pan looks like. Aren't they cute? Charlie loves to see how the seeds we planted turn into branches, then leaves, then flowers, then squash. A great learning process! If I get the courage we will pick some later today and deliver them to our neighbors. What else can I do with hundreds of patty pans?
2 comments:
Oh, gosh! Your tomatoes look great. Ours are done down here. They've all burned up in this 104 degree heat with no water.
Your garden looks great! Yikes - I'm leary around bees too - but they are obviously doing their job pollenating all your flowers since you have so much produce! :)
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