Kentucky Wonders

I put up the poles for my kentucky wonder beans today. They came up over the weekend and I decided I should probably get a move on with the poles. I also have Tenderpick bush beans coming up. Hopefully they will be decent producers.


Todays Pickings: Cherry Bell Radishes




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