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Pullin' weeds and pickin' stones We are made of dreams and bones Need a place to grow my own 'Cause the time is close at hand ~ David Mallet
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September
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- ripe autumn olive berries
- Autumn Olive Jam ~ the Saga
- the tomatoes keep marching in !
- a lumpy rutabaga only a mother could love
- Rustic Rutabaga
- Autumn Olive berries
- Moving toward fall
- all together
- Glorious Blue
- glorious ...
- glorious...
- morning glory
- Voila!
- Garlic Braid
- the final assembly
- assembling the pieces for a garlic braid
- Garlic Observations
- after many years of trying, I FINALLY have a croco...
- Let the pictures speak
- summer squash and ...
- ... winter squash
- one more artichoke
- tomatoes are finally turning red
- beets
- rutabaga
- a volunteer, late season cucumber ...
- ... and one HUGE cherry tomato volunteer in the co...
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September
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8 comments:
Beauty is everywhere.
Lovely!
Hi, you have a lot of garlic this year. In this summer I haven't one, it doesn't grow on my raised med!
Have a nice Sunday.
Sigrun
That is a wonderful gift. You should be proud of your work.
Leslie, there is a message for you at my blog.
Sigrun
Who ever thought garlic could look so beautiful.......
Beautiful!!! I would never have thought to do that, but I love making pretty arrangements out of unexpected things. :)
Voila!, oui! A beautiful sight!
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