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Dont be so modest, the asparagus jumps off the plate.

Living the good life! Meat looks propperly done as well.

You have to pace yourself! Same thing happens with cherries. They call them Flathead cherries. They dont grow here, but a simple drive through the Blackfeet reservation will yeild gallons of cherries. All the indian kids sell them for pennies on the side of the road. They are so good, you can...

You can pick all you want in these parts. Finally! Something I have that youse guys that live in nicer climates dont have! I was starting to wonder why anyone would live up here! My crabapple tree is fooked though. It is in full bloom right now, about two weeks early. The wild bees are not...

It was Grandpa's. He liked to garden, vegetables anyway. Asparagus grows like a weed here. Ditch banks and next to the river. My favorite bar used to put on an asparagus fry every year. Just go down to the valley and pick a 5 gallon bucket!

Thats good Mick. This weird spring we are having has our asparagus bed growing too. It must be 40 years old.

Where are the tomatoes? Are the berries sweet? Never heard of them before.

All differences aside, thanks for the info guys. Thats why I love the TreeHouse!

Find a hippie eh? Should I look for one in the yellow pages?

Got the onions in the ground. Reds, yellows and whites. My garlic I bought was all dried up, so I put it in a pile and buried it.:|: I can just go to the grocery store and buy some garlic to break up and plant right? Any garlic mechanics in the House?

Corn and taters are in, but its so flipping dry......... I guess I will plant the rest, no real loss if it does not grow.

Time for another goat dish?

Just got the tomatoes and peppers in. Even planted some Hungarian peppers in honor of Peter's dad.

Looks good to me!

Bring em to Montana. Plenty of wind and cold. Could whip all the local seedlings asses!

Thanks for the pics Mick. Nice to see some color this time of year.

I love seeing pictures of your yard and garden Mick, a real work of art. Wonderful. Asparagus is tricky, we are not often successful in planting or transplanting up here, but it grows like a weed on the river banks. I have a nice little bed that Grandpa planted about thirty years ago...

Ahh......June. What a time! Thats cool Joel. My wife got banned from the garden last year. Her and the boy kept trampling all my plants. I might have called her a buffalo during a moment of weakness. She has a good sense of humor thankfully.

Geeze that sounds nice.