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| Brussels Sprouts survived the snow and freezing of January. |
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| Man, are they yummy! |
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| Purple cabbage is already coming up. That's a tiny tomato plant behind the Brussels Sprouts. |
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| Morning Glories from last year. |
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| But they are at the front of the flower bed, not at the fence line where they grew last year. |
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| The peach rose bush is already big. I can't wait for it to bloom. |
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| Yes, the shovel still has the tag on the handle... amazing. |
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| Randy's blackberry bushes are making a come-back. |
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| Finally, all three peach trees have flowers. |
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| They can now pollinate each other and we'll have peaches!! Can't wait! |
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| Love my new camera with the Color Accent setting. |
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| Collin takes his job as Garden Assistant very seriously. |
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| Three out of the four hibiscus plants are looking good for another season. |
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| The Easter lilly from 2009 |
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| baby English pea plants |
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| I love watching the tomato plants grow. They start so small and end up so huge. |
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