The garden continues to ramp up production. More zucchini, cukes, kale, and peas. Pole beans will start blooming in the next 2 days. Tomatoes continue to ripen, but what really captures my attention are all the insects! The Catnip was swarming with bees and small butterflies this afternoon. I could spend hours there watching all the activity. Here are a few photos from the late visit. 
Thanks for visiting. Not sure what will be on the drawing board this week, but I have 2 projects that need completion. So watch for a developing Cheetah and the next stage for Remy the black lab!
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Yep my courgettes are looking similar; love the bumblebees!
Sadly, the catnip plant has now passed the blooming phase and I’m cutting it back. I guess they will have to pollinate the beans and tomatoes. 🙂
How lovely. The one year I planted catnip, one of our cats ate every plant and even grubbed up the roots! She was stoned all summer. It wasn’t Sparta Puss 😀
Hahahaha! Oh, what a happy cat! I’m actually surprised at how much the stuff smells like weed after cutting. Our garage is potent again as I cut back the giant plant. More waiting in the garden for indoor drying. I’m rather surprised the neighbors cats don’t destroy the nip plants….. at least not yet!