Although, we are doing pinto beans, we keep having little storms pop-up. So far the rain hasn’t stayed or pushed the beans into the mud.
(Which would be horrible, you can’t get the beans out of the mud so the crop is lost.)
But we have been blessed and only received the the gift of the rain.
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
Your cannas are beautiful!
Good luck with the beans!
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beautiful a double rainbow!! 🙂
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Knee deep in beans is a good place to be. May the bean gods be with you and keep plants upright until harvest.
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I thought of you this morning, I cooked a pot of pinto beans with ham, made potato salad and corn bread. Every time I cook beans it makes me think of all the work a farmer does to get them to my table. I wish people would stop and just thank the farmers for the hard work that goes into feeding the country. Thank you and all the people growing food for us.
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Well this is a new one for me! CANNAS growing in Colorado???? I thought that they only grew
in tropical or sub-tropical regions.
I thought I was seeing things, until a viewer named them!
You could almost watch them grow as soon as you planted them in Papua New Guinea. They
need plenty of moisture.
Hope the rain which is obviously needed is not heavy and you lose your pinto crop.
Good luck.
Cheers
Colin (Brisbane.Australia)
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Love those shots Linda!!!
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I always love your rainbow photos! Glad you had gentle rain.
have a great week!
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Some of these crops put us on pins and needles as to whether we get them or not.
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