The Greenhouse, where the wild things grow
Mums
Tired and sad sunflowers
The bees love the goldenrod
Goldenrod and jewelweed
Heath asters
The little sedum the Eldest planted many years ago
We had a few ears of corn for our Labor Day cookout. Tasty, but picked too early. Hopefully, we'll get some proper ears of corn.
Nasturtiums. Supposedly edible.
The Little Great Pumpkin
Storm clouds moving in
Cherry tomatoes, anyone?
The September garden flag
The leaves are starting to turn
and fall
the faded beauty of the hydrangea
How does your garden grow?
Nasturtium flowers and leaves are all edible - slightly peppery and good in salad. The seeds can be pickled to make Poor Man's Capers.
ReplyDeleteWe'll have to give them a try in salad
DeleteThe 'little great pumpkin' is my fav! 😁
ReplyDeleteMine, too.
DeleteThe flowers make me happy. Thank you.
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DeleteI do like your September garden flag.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
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DeleteYour garden and yard look great. Why are all the wildflowers in the greenhouse? You have a lot of produce coming too. It should warm up as this week goes on. It was cold at my house today.
ReplyDeleteStuff started growing in the greenhouse and Himself never bothered to weed. He'll have to do that when he closes things up for the Winter
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