Sunset and Pumpkins in the Bunker Garden

To be honest, I'm not crazy about the quality of the pictures from this little tiny HD camera I've got at the moment.  I went out to get some pictures of the spectacular sunset we are enjoying this evening and ended up with some images of the squash garden instead.  Love the HD idea but don't think this little camera really does it for me.  Might be time to think about an upgrade!

Here's a look at the squash growing in our little bunker garden, enjoy!

Look at the spread on those Fairy Tale pumpkins! 

The Sugar Pie pumpkins with some Fairy Tale leaves mixed in on the right.

4 Different types of pumpkins growing in that mess ... 

One of the spaghetti squash we planted!

Some of the flowers on the pumpkins in our Bunker Garden.

A look down the middle of the Bunker Garden

One of the baby pumpkins on our Giants! 

The Giant pumpkin is making a run for the back field! 

These Fairy Tale squash are looking to be a dream come true!

Taking over the end of the Bunker garden ...

Such beautiful leaves on these Fairy Tale pumpkins!

Some of the Lemon Yellow Hot Peppers

These Lemon Yellow hot peppers are as wonderful to taste as they are to look at.  Here are just a few of the ones that came inside today, enjoy!

For such a zesty lemon colored pepper this thing kicks like a mule for the heat it brings to the party.  If you like spicy peppers and enjoy gardening, give these a try!

50 Shades of Little Blue

These pictures here are a perfect example of why I love to grow peppers.  This is the 'Little Blue' container variety hot pepper that I have growing in the pepper shrine.  What a beautiful sampling of natural colors!  This plant reminds me very much of the Bolivian Rainbow pepper seeds that I was given several years ago except that I can find these to get again!  Always a nice bonus ...

The Little Blue pepper is one of those varieties that really needs to be viewed from a few different angles to see what's really growing on with it.  Hard to believe all this color is from a single plant!

Since I'm all about the color with this one I just had to bring it out of the greenhouse to see how it would look with a few different backdrops.  I think I like the brick myself ...

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