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Bookhenge: Summer flowers fading . . .
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Bookhenge: It was a terrific sunflower summer! But they are fading fast . . .
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Bookhenge: Lantana is still looking good! To us and pollinators . . .
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Bookhenge: Wonder if each color blossom is a different flavor? ;-)
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Bookhenge: Lantana is a pollinator's heaven!
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Bookhenge: Dead bee. Hope he died a natural death.
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Bookhenge: Hmmm . . . Think we have enough to do?
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Bookhenge: Three weeks (until Fair) for a make-over of this Purple Tree Collard.
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Bookhenge: Hmong Eggplant
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Bookhenge: Thorn on Hmong eggplant indigenous to Southeast Asia
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Bookhenge: Baby pumpkins? No, eggplants.
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Bookhenge: Also known as "Pumpkins on a Stick"
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Bookhenge: What's that on the broccoli???
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Bookhenge: There it goes!
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Bookhenge: Oh, no! Cabbage Looper!
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Bookhenge: Cabbage Looper eggs on our broccoli!
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Bookhenge: Time to get serious about Cabbage Loopers!
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Bookhenge: What lies beneath???
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Bookhenge: Sweet potatoes have been growing since May. Why aren't tips of vines turning yellow? A few but not many.
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Bookhenge: What's that?
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Bookhenge: Yuck! Rotten potato on the surface of the bed.
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Bookhenge: Hmmm Did rains wash soil away exposing potatoes on top and leading to rot???
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Bookhenge: Digging to check out sweet potatoes . . .
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Bookhenge: Sweet potato test results
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Bookhenge: Sweet potato test results
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Bookhenge: Sweet potatoes -- all connected. Why does this happen???
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Bookhenge: Volunteering in our garden is a great way to earn volunteer hours for school credit.
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Bookhenge: Caprese salads, good-bye.
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Bookhenge: Victory Garden!!!
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Bookhenge: Prepping the bed for collard-planting . . .