Well, it's a little bit delayed, but, here is the rest of my June update.
On one of only a handful of sunny day's I was able to snap some pic's.
The cushions are on the chairs, and the garden for the most part is planted.
Things have greened up and the roses are setting there buds.
The tomatoes "Bonny Best" have been planted, grown from seed I saved last year. Cages in place and ice cream buckets (bottom removed) are buried about 1 1/2" into the soil. Tomatoes like alot of water and with my soil, the water just seems to roll away when I water. With these additions, the water fills the buckets and slowly seeps down to the roots of the plant. 
I have a total of 7 tomatoes here. A few volunteer Mullen, The two grapes are showing some growth. I have a New York Musket and the one in the back ground reaching for the Tomato cage is a Concord, a cutting started from an original plant located in Cougar Annies Garden http://www.boatbasin.org/history.htm
I didn't plant much in the veggie patch this year just a bit of this and that. Along the an abundance of volunteer Parsley and Mullen.
Some Onion sets, yellow and red, really easy to grow.
Another view of the Tomatoes, Concord Grape and Mullen.
The large stand of Hollyhocks I grew from seed last year, a biennial, they will flower this year. It looks like a forest of them. As seedlings they were small, so I planted them close together, never having grown Hollyhocks before. Last year they stayed small, but this year they are huge, I will have to re-think where I plant them in the future. Maybe only one here and there, not grouped as I have done here, I can barely get into the garden.
Lots of new Raspberry canes have popped up this year.
Lots of new Raspberry canes have popped up this year.
The First rose bloom of the season, "Black Magic" a Jackson & Perkins rose.
And the Hydrangea, lots of flowers this year. They are just starting to turn colour.
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