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Bookhenge: The persimmon tree shows its colors!
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Bookhenge: Beet greens show lovely fall colors, too.
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Bookhenge: The garden is looking tidy and all tucked in for the winter.
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Bookhenge: Welcome back, Connie!!!
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Bookhenge: So good to have you back!
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Bookhenge: Oh, you think that's a big squash? Just wait 'til you see our blue-ribbon squash!!!
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Bookhenge: Gardeners look good in green!
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Bookhenge: Hard at work!
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Bookhenge: What do you mean don't take down the cucamelon vines? No, that's not funny.
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Bookhenge: Sweet sugar snap blossom
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Bookhenge: Why are the blossoms different colors???
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Bookhenge: Yum! Sugar snaps!
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Bookhenge: Bitter melon and peppers
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Bookhenge: Let's take out this Japanese basil or red mint . . .
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Bookhenge: Maybe we need reinforcements . . .
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Bookhenge: It takes a village . . .
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Bookhenge: Bitter melon is still producing lots of melons!
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Bookhenge: Woohoo! A favorite! Watermelon radishes!
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Bookhenge: You can guess why they're called watermelon radishes . . .
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Bookhenge: Those ground cherries/husk cherries/pineapple tomatillos neveer give up!
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Bookhenge: Sneaky, too ;-)
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Bookhenge: Coffee weather
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Bookhenge: Flowers in the garden are still pretty.
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Bookhenge: Ahhhh, it's good to be in the garden again!
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Bookhenge: Collards and leeks
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Bookhenge: Broccoli is looking good!
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Bookhenge: Beginning signs of flowering broccoli head . . .
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Bookhenge: Look at all those Austrian Winter pea shoots . . .
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Bookhenge: Austrian winter peas are beginning to climb . . .
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Bookhenge: Nothing says freshness like lettuce!