my mother-in-law has an amazing garden/yard. i think she grows almost all her vegetables from seed. this year, my brother-in-law helped/took over/ became obssesed with the garden too and the results were quite impressive.

i loved how the onions grew partially above the ground.

digging up the potatoes. it was the first time i had seen it done as despite the fact that my grandparents and great-grandparents lived on a farm, their jobs were in the city. they employed a man to run the farm (that really was more for show and eggs - which i hated egging the chickens by the way).


here's my niece, anna, tasting the flower from the onion plant (yes, it tasted like onion). anna was gracious enough to pose for me when i asked her.

bonus pic of gracie's nature people that she created.
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