The tomatoes and eggplants and peppers in my raised planters are thriving.
It is almost peach time. I am not canning them this year because I still have the ones from last year.
Eggplants and peppers.
Lavender and ferns and basil.
More peppers and basil. You can see why the raised beds are on their way out at the end of this year. The tomato plants are 5 feet high with hardly any fruit. There just is not enough sun.
Hydrangeas are still looking good.
Impatiens are filling in.
Mother nature is taking over the gazebo again.
Grapes....Concord Purple.
I hung the dried flowers in the glass and lead frames which I found at a thrift store in the potting shed.
A four seasons faucet in the potting shed.
A which weather vane in the lower veggie garden.
A sure sign that Fall is almost here....Chinese Lanterns!
As I was walking through the garden I noticed my bat wind twirler had something in it's mouth.
I wonder if the moth realized how funny this is?***There is still time to enter the spell book giveaway by clicking on the button on my sidebar. Tomorrow the winner will be announced and I will post a new giveaway.
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Your tomatoes need sun ??? I can try to send some over from here, because it's very sunny and dry here.
Have a wonderful day.
I love your witchie weather vane, and the moth choosing to rest in your bat's mouth is so funny!!
Every year I tell myself that I'm going to plant some Chinese lanterns, but each year something happens to prevent me from getting them into the ground. .yours are looking great!!
Do you dry your hydrandeas too? I love them, they are an old fashioned flower.
Keep cool!!!
My tomatoe and tomatillo plants are finally growing! I will get lots of tomatillos and I hope there will be some tomatoes too before the frost comes again. My grape vine has flowered too for the first time, but it stands in to much shade so they will not ripe at all I´m afraid. So now the old Honey suckle will be cut down so the grape vine gets all sun instead.
It looks so funny with that moth on the bat wind twirler :-) :-) :-) and I have to say that Your potting shed looks so cute :-)
Have a great day now!
Christer.
I can see that the raised beds are not thriving. Shoot.
The concord grapes are so pretty, even green and unripe. They are the exact color I've seen the Gulf of Mexico on bright sunny days, days of my youth. And so I've grown older and the Gulf is now a mess. But I remember......
Lavender, I love anytime, anywhere.
The gazebo is a transport to peace. Lush green vines and shrubs are a quiet wrap.
Chines Lanterns....can hardly wait to see these.
The witch weather vane looks like it's planted in a garden that used to be a swimming pool?
Soft furry peach harvest is on it's way.
The moth and the bat....to funny! :))
Happy Day and xoxo to "Teddy Keepin' Cool".
P.S.- LOL at the bat/moth photo!
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My living room furniture came today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do you know what kind of Moth that is?
I found one in the garden for the first time a few weeks ago. It was magnificant!