Mary, Mary, quite contrary.

I may not have an silver bells or cockle shells but my garden is coming along very nicely. Even if it is a bit uncoventional.

The roses are covering almost twice what they were last year. The hope is the as I tie back more sections to the lattice that by the end of the season we'll have the whol thing covered. It's even growing enough that I have started tieing back sections around the corner.

This is my little blueberry plant. I am not expecting to get any fruit off of it this season, but hopefully it will thrive and maybe start bearing fruit next season.

Yea! My first little strawberry plant!!

Houston doesn't agree with me, but I think my little tomato plants smell so good! This weekend I will be getting three big plastic pots from Wal-Mart along with some tomato cages and lots of potting soil. I will put two plants in each pot and then hope for the best. Maybe if I'm lucky I will have some tomatoes to bring to Nebraska.

I don't have any pictures right now, but the rhubarb is also doing really well.

For those of you wondering, my uncoventional garden is being grown in pots and bags because of the horrible gopher problem we have. If anyone has any suggestions on how to get rid of them, please let me know. Just remember that any remedy has to be safe to use around pets and kids. (We can't use poison bacause Shiloh tries to dig up the gophers when she smells/hears them)