I can’t believe how fast everything is growing, seems they like the heat.
I hope they continue to like it when the temperature soars this weekend!
I am posting an extra image today as I am fascinated by the developing buds on those sunflowers. I haven’t grown these before; they are a dwarf variety with multiple flowers…
You can check in with Mr Propagator: at https://thepropagatorblog.wordpress.com to see how an expert does #Six on Saturday.
I should get a lot of writing done this weekend, as I’m staying indoors, out of the heat.
Stay cool too, everyone!
Anita Dawes and Jaye Marie 
Looks great 💮🦋 yes the heat makes things grow alright! Pretty sweet peas.
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Hope your writing went well. 🙂
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Writing is still going well, I think… the heat is getting both of us down, though…
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I hear it’s getting nastier by the day. 😦
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Yesterday was the worst, we thought we were dying! Storms today though, Yay!
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I hope they were worthy. 🙂
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nary a drop, bang or flash, Widds…
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Well, bugger. 😦
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Lovely plants. Can’t wait to see some tomatoes.
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Me too, and I swear those aren’t sunflowers, they’re triffids!
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We’re expecting a high of 81 degrees and sunny. Your garden looks wonderful. I have a large balcony and planted tomatoes, Munchkin Sunflowers, Scarlett Runner Beans and Mini green peppers from seed in February. Plus moonflower and morning glory vines.
One of the Sunflowers is finally showing yellow and the tomato plants have green cherry tomatoes ripening. Morning glories are blooming and the runner beans have flowers and growing taller than my trellis. There are flowers on my mini peppers.
Its fun isn’t it. Something to look forward to each day.
Keep watering and stay cool!!!!🍒🌻🍁😎
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Your balcony sounds amazing, so much going on there!
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And all of it from seeds. It amazes me too LOL
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Tomatoes and sunflowers love heat. Just keep them watered. Is the new addition a white agapanthus?
Good plan to stay out of the heat and write!
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No, the Aga isn’t new, just being reluctant to be splendid! We have a red warning for tomorrow, so it sounds as though all hell will be let loose!
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It’s wonderful to see how fast things grow. You blink and wow . I hadn’t been on our plot in the allotments for two days I was astounded at how everything had shot up.
Keep cool this weekend Jaye.love your way. 😎
Everything looking good.. 👌 😍 I enjoyed your photos x 💕
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Thank you, Sue… I love my garden…
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