Bean Support - Philine van der Vegte , 2023.
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Oil on wood panel , 30 x 22 cm.
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Bean Support - Philine van der Vegte , 2023.
Dutch , b. 1980s
Oil on wood panel , 30 x 22 cm.
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April 2023: This Weekend Around The House
We have a couple of bean plants that came up from seeds we planted last year:
We were about to leave to go to Plot 420 when my queen spotted this Cooper’s hawk on our neighbor’s hedge. It was hunting sparrows that were hiding in the hedge:
Unidentified wild flower or weed... I haven’t decided which:
Collards. They have what looks like caterpillar damage but no caterpillars are on them so another little mystery:
Turnip greens:
We used our compost when we planted our onions so, of course, we have volunteer tomatoes & cucurbits:
We’ve got about a dozen of these plants growing underneath our bird feeders. I suspect they are a variety of ragweed but I’m going to give them a chance to prove me wrong:
It is Spring so our cilantro is bolting & going to flower:
Promising
certificates of achievement (number three in a series)
this coloring book was my present at the ice cream factory flavor design group white elephant gift exchange. over the holiday i put it on craigslist and paid twenty five dollars to get the whole thing colored. i am putting them in spray painted metallic blue dollar store frames and delivering them to my coworkers as retribution for their generosity.
Excuse me, you were supposed to be a bush variety. Also finally blooming
Show off!
In the next growing season.