The garden is almost finished being taken apart, shipped off to our local compost site, so there are few things left except leaves and some veggies themselves. And among those, all the peppers and tomatoes are picked. There are some interesting patterns to be found among the leaves though.
The big leaves of a tropical sort of plant that survives outside all summer, even though it didn't bloom this year.
A few pole beans being left to dry. Mrs, F.G. will dry these and use the beans themselves in soups.
The very thin leaves of Cosmos.
The seed swirls of a Clematis.
The fuzzy leaves of Lamb's Ears.
Sorry, the spacing is still hopeless! I'll try to get it fixed.
I love seeing all these pretty plants and designs. You do a great job with these shots.
ReplyDeleteI really like the wind down. It was a heckuva summer!
ReplyDeleteDon't worry about the spacing. Silly blogger.
I usually put the cursor after the photo, then hit 'return' which puts a paragraph sign into the HTML.
Lovely pics of the garden as summer comes to an end. Over in Vancouver Josh is finding the nights are a whole lot cooler than when he arrived, 6C one night lately. Winter boots and thicker jackets, do you have to put winter tyres on your big wagon?
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are fine, we don't even notice the spacing! :)
ReplyDeleteThe leaves in the first photo are spectacular.
ReplyDeleteYou are focusing in well on the details, especially on the first photo -- love the textures.
ReplyDeleteI too like the designs in that first picture. Great photos. I always admire your attention to detail in your flower beds. Nice to feel the cooler air but not looking forward to the colder air.
ReplyDeleteThe markings on the leaves are just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
The green leaves are really pretty!!
ReplyDeleteThe first leaves are very interesting looking! New potatoes are the best!!
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