Flowers and Produce from our Yard (October 2021)
We’ve had many gallons of tomatoes, lots of peppers, both large and small, raspberries, herbs, arugula, zinnia, elephant ears, caladium and dahlias.
Gardening
Produce from our Garden 2021 (Part 1)
You are looking here at garlic scapes, zucchini, romaine lettuce, kale, parsley, turnips, kohlrabi, peas, and three different kinds of raspberries.
September Produce from our Garden, and Flowers in our Yard
Check out the photos here of September 2020 from our garden. Both the food and the flowers have been wonderful.
Our Homegrown Produce Begins for 2020
We harvested all this beautiful produce from our small yard already.
The Last of Our Garden Harvest
Here are some shots of the end of our season as we await our first hard frost. There are only leeks, parsley, mint, and green tomatoes left out there now.
Photos from a Trip to the Nursery
The place is such a feast for the eyes, I couldn’t stop my iPhone from snapping the photos in this post. The variety and grandeur of beauty housed in this small space is astounding!
Photos of Decorative Kale
I’ve found the decorative kale around to be quite striking this season. The one above is right outside our front door. I’ve made the collection of those photographed below…
Photos of Our Garden Harvest 2017
Check out a small fraction of our garden produce this year in this post. We especially enjoyed those crisp, thick walled red bell peppers raw…
Photos of September Flowers
I live in a beautiful place surrounded by flowers. Here are just a sampling of the beautiful blooms I have enjoyed this month.
Amaranth Photos at Hollandia
In this post are the photos I snapped that day, gobsmacked by this flower’s intensely deep crimson and fascinating shape.
Simply Delicious Beet Greens (Recipe)
Now is a perfect time to eat the succulently delicious beet greens, which are such a treat. They my favorite cooked green– soft and sweet.
Photos of our Peach Crop
We have a lovely peach crop this year with four trees laden with them. The oldest tree has so many that we’ve had to prop its branches up with 2 x 4’s to help the tree not break under the extra weight.