Here are some pics of my garden:
The rhubarb is very happy this year:

My Shasta daisy's came back as did my columbine and irises. My lavender is ailing, I need to get in and cut it back:




My front flower bed:

My tomato garden:


My bush beans are coming up well in the planters. I'll thin them out and move some to planters that don't have as many and into inverted pots:

And as promised, my hanging garden with the inverted containers:


The rhubarb is very happy this year:

My Shasta daisy's came back as did my columbine and irises. My lavender is ailing, I need to get in and cut it back:




My front flower bed:

My tomato garden:


My bush beans are coming up well in the planters. I'll thin them out and move some to planters that don't have as many and into inverted pots:

And as promised, my hanging garden with the inverted containers:



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Glad to see I ain't the only one who uses those metal cage things for tomatoes. You wouldn't believe how much crap I get for using half stakes and half of those other things.
Idaho tends towards warm and low humidity, so that my be the key to growing lavander.