Friday, November 4, 2011
Knitted November
How elegant nature is in transition.
My inner granny exclaims: Glory Be!
Really, roses in November?
Day-glo leaves on black earth.
Nandina and lavender are so pretty together. They're both frosty in their own way.
Garden goddesses nestled in for winter.
The Firetail seems to thrive and bloom even more aggressively.
The Lavenders are pruned and hopefully healed up before frost. I left the flowers about like discarded bouquets.
The Autumn fern has turned almost white. It is copper in spring, turning orange and yellow in summer.
The Leeks stand alone in the vegetable garden now...with a multitude of marigolds that won't quit!
These three have such personalities...they would definitely get in trouble in school.
The crush of fall is upon us, yet even the rubbish pile is startling with beauty.
Friday, September 23, 2011
Harvest Time
A very scary and impressive looking yellow carrot! Thank you Ed Hume Seeds!
The vegetable garden is wild place this year! I never tied up the tomatoes, and as any vine would, they have rambled all over everything. I don't mind too much, but it is a sight.
One last flush of flowers
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