I know that you are probably sick of seeing pictures of the limery, but it was so long coming, that I still can’t quite believe it’s complete and that the plants in there are growing so well. There are now tomatoes, peppers and chillies fruiting (although all green) and the passionflower has put on about 20 cm in height since it arrived.
New shoots on the Cape Sundew
Passionflower: up, up and away!
On the outside looking in
Chillies
So much green
More new pitchers
Pepper
Flourishing
Tomatoes (not for bottling)
Pyramid Chillies
The lime tree now has leaves
I promise to stop obsessing about it eventually, but it is making me SO happy right now!
The Snail of Happiness 
nerdinthebrain
/ August 11, 2015I don’t think I could ever get sick of limery updates! I’m so glad that it’s bringing you so much happiness! 😀
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Pat
/ August 11, 2015Obsess all you want, it’s beautiful!
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davidprosser
/ August 11, 2015Don’t stop obsessing, it’s nice to see the changes in plants when they happen. Those tomatoes look to be coming on well. On a sandwich with a little vinegar, Mmmmm.
xxx Massive Hugs xxx
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Mrs P
/ August 11, 2015Its not an obsession, merely a healthy interest, I mean you are growing food – GROWING FOOD lol
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Nanette
/ August 11, 2015Triffids! Obsess away, I love seeing your Limery and it’s inhabitants.
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thecontentedcrafter
/ August 11, 2015Be happy – share happy! It all helps make the world a better place 🙂 I am LOVING watching those pristine white shelves slowly disappear under a plethora of pots and growing greenness – and soon the pretty blue walls will be covered with growing and creeping greens too. It will always be a summer’s day in your Limery! 🙂
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katechiconi
/ August 11, 2015What’s wrong with a little obsession, especially when the subject is as worthwhile as the Limery? I’m enjoying it vicariously, so keep it up!
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arlingwoman
/ August 12, 2015Oh heavens, don’t mind us! We’re as excited as you are about the limery (and now I’ve typed that enough that it wasn’t auto-corrected). Keep showing us the goodies. Into the winter…
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anne54
/ August 12, 2015I can only agree with all the comments above ~ don’t stop!
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crawcraftsbeasties
/ August 12, 2015I think you have a unanimous vote in favour of more Limery updates, so keep ’em coming! What types of chili are you growing in there?
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Sharon
/ August 12, 2015For my part I certainly hope you will not stop updating us on the limery, I am looking forward to reading about your late-season veg in the fall and winter!
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narf77
/ August 12, 2015To bastardise a quote from the anorexic queen of style “You can never have enough hats, shoes and limery images” 🙂
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KerryCan
/ August 12, 2015You earned the right to obsess! Go for it–and keep sharing the photos!
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gentlestitches
/ August 13, 2015it is wonderful! ❤
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Lori Fontanes
/ August 15, 2015I tried to go back to find earlier pix of your limery (what I think we call a greenhouse) but couldn’t access them– here’s why. Wondering how the bees get inside to pollinate your tomatoes. Is there a window in the roof? I am very inspired by your set-up. Maybe one day, we can have something similar!
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The Snail of Happiness
/ August 15, 2015There are windows all around above the large square panes plus a door and various insects seem to be able to get in without a problem… I’ll do a bit of hand-pollinating if necessary, but they seem to be setting fruit on their own. The story f why we’re calling it a limery is here: https://thesnailofhappiness.com/2015/05/30/limery-peppery-kumquatery/
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