Lemons almost ripe.
A flower on the lemon tree, we'll have more in the fall!
Surprise! We also have a pomegranate tree. I'll have to figure out what to do with these.
Tomatoes, bought the seedlings at OSH, but managed to keep them alive even during the move. Ate some tonight in our taco salad. First time I ever ate food that I had grown! I will be doing that again!
Some pretty flowers growing over the back fence.
And a bonus: not plants, but boys in the pool! We love having it to use. And the boys are doing great at swimming. I couldn't breathe out my nose until I was maybe 14, and both of them will go get pool toys on the bottom. A.J. does it on his own, and Levi needs a little help. Of course, we can't leave the balls out of the pool.
Nice pics. Lemons, pomegranates, tomatoes--your place sounds awesome.
ReplyDeleteGee, when I think about the two houses we had in San Bernardino and what we paid for them! This place is perfect for you! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteMom
Oooh, lemons and pomegranites! How exciting! You can have lots of delicious fresh sqeezed lemonade! :) Love seeing pictures of your yard and home, I'm so happy for you guys.
ReplyDeleteMmmm....pomegranites! Love them! :)
ReplyDeleteWhen I was in Ramer this past week, I had fresh tomatoes every day. They were delicious. Thank you for sharing pictures of your yard, and pool. So glad the boys are learning to swim.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Grandma Sudholt
I'm so jealous of your pomegranites! We had a tree of 'em in our yard when I was in the 6th grade. So yummy! So stain-able. Still. Love 'em. And hooray for a pool and kids that can swim on their own! Wahooooooo!
ReplyDeleteAJ,
ReplyDeleteYou look cool in the pool!! I love swimming too.
Aidan
Lemon and pomegranate trees? Oooo I am so jealous. Pomegranates are really good in fruit salad!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment on my blog! All these plants look great! We love gardening. And I didn't know that Jared was in Afghanistan. Wow!
ReplyDeleteTake Care,
Alyn