These are the last pics of summer.
Harvest has been a little poorer this year, from rats eating seedling early to excess rain through summer. As usual conditions are great for some and not so good for others. My world has gone from winters shades of grey to summer's green and spots of flower colour. Now fall begins and colour will change massively to reds' yellows, oranges and browns till once again shades of grey and sparkles and shapes of ice and frost.
Variety is a spice of Life.
Asters in the mountains at Rachelle's
Some red oak we got as bare root plants this spring, doing well ready for planting into the ground now or next spring.
a wild flower in Rachelle's garden.
The change of colour begins in the mountains
food for bees as the season ends.
the mountain asters are small but fully flowered, compared to those here in Cardinal
Autumn joy sedum has done well.
Black eyed susans, so bright.
Joyfull success at making seed for another year.
not a spiders web, a thistle come to fruition
waiting for the ferry for my drive into the mountains
morning out the office window highlighting fall colours, the nut trees are the first to change.
the sun is getting up later and later as am I, lol
These hot peppers are out hanging on the front porch now.
The apple tree has done well and apple butter making has begun.
Wild asters here in Cardinal
The Jalapeno peppers I grow are hot , the only way to go. This is almost the last of this years garden.
The new tomato (and other things) mill in operation.
Toad lilies such a beautiful flower
another day is done.
Enjoy the day
The Life of Earth
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