The Oakleaf Hydrangeas are turning brown. Summer is waning.
Teddy is always so busy in her garden.
My carrots never got very big. I guess I needed to thin them more than I did.
These tomatoes are the size of softballs.
Tomatoes and eggplants.
Roma and cherries.
It seems like every time I walk outside, I bring at least a handful of these inside. They ripen so quickly. I have them in red, orange and yellow.
Peppers continue to grow. I haven't harvested too many peppers but the ones we've eaten have been wonderful.
Okra, herbs, tomatoes and flowers.
I leave a trails of clippings behind everywhere I go. My husband picks them up.
Another fire last night....it's football season!
The corner of shame.....plants still not planted, fertilizers that have not fertilized.
My dead maple, slaughtered by a bad neighbor. It put out some new growth which quickly died. It will come down next spring and be replaced with a new pergola for privacy.
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Your tomatoes look great. I planted a pepper plant too, but haven't had any harvest yet. I hope it's not too late. Autumn seems to come quickly here in The Netherlands.
Have a magical day.
Too bad about that maple, I had hopes the roots in Your garden would be enough for it to survive.
Have a great day!
Christer.
Enjoy!!
Those I would used up fast! Egg plant..maybe.
You are right..Autumn is in the air. This morning was gorgeous..and stayed that way until about 3:30 then suddenly shot up to 90 degree's. Yep...still summer here but it's on it's way out..and besides..it can be hot all it wants...I'm getting ready to bring out Fall stuff. Ohhh...gotta write you a letter! :)