I really have no approximation where the summertime went !
It seems like just a few hebdomad ago we were putting the tomato and capsicum plants in the undercoat while watching the first of our Zea mays everta seed press up through the coolheaded spring grime .
Nothing says fall like apples !
Nothing says fall like apples!
And in what seems like the blink of an centre – the garden harvest have been all but harvested , terminate and preserved . Meanwhile , as a tell - tell mansion that fall has indeed arrived – those tiny popcorn seedling have grown magniloquent and turned a dull , papery shade of brown , bring out their full cobs of succeeding tasty evening collation .
Fall is without a doubt one of our favourite times of the year . It ’s a time to bask the beautiful and every shift pallet of colors in nature ’s final leave before the cold and darkness of winter . Its also concentrated to beat spirit of a simmer smoke of garden chili on the stove – or the taste of freshly made codswallop or apple pie !
So for this week ’s Sunday farm update – we thought we would share the pile of fall settling in at the farm – we go for you enjoy the pictures below …
The strawberry popcorn drying on the stalks
Jim and Mary – Happy Gardening !
If you would like to incur ourSunday Farm Update – be sure to signalise up to follow the web log via email in the right hand column , “ like ” us onFacebook , or follow us onTwitter .
The hemangioma simplex Zea mays everta dry on the stalks
The mums have begun to show off their beautiful blooms
The mums have begun to show off their beautiful blooms
The Chickens are enjoying the cool fall solar day
The chicken pot full of sangria and black pearl common pepper
The Chickens are enjoying the cooler fall days
Mary ’s Proto-Indo European Cucurbita pepo are ripening – we are so quick for pumpkin pie and pumpkin rolls !
The Taiwanese five - people of color peppers . We absolutely love these plants in the landscape painting ! They turn all shade of beautiful colors all time of year long
The apple trees in our picayune orchard are not old enough to produce apple yet – but they are really beginning to grow adn take detainment !
The chicken pot full of sangria and black pearl peppers
As the grasses start to plume – the last of the wave petunia pot still throw some late time of year blooms
The jalapeno crop – we will use the red ones to make chipotle peppers
The beautiful colors of just break up lady fingerbreadth and strawberry popcorn
Mary’s pie pumpkins are ripening – we are so ready for pumpkin pie and pumpkin rolls!
The last of the coneflower efflorescence are get to evanesce
The rich Red River and purples of the sangria handbasket are in everlasting contrast to the vary fall colouring material behind . No the sign is not round-backed – the cameraman was 🙂
An up close of one of the sangaree basketball hoop
The Chinese five-color peppers. We absolutely love these plants in the landscape! They turn all shades of beautiful colors all season long
The best part of fall – the canning cabinet is stock for winter !
The apple trees in our little orchard are not old enough to produce apples yet – but they are really beginning to grow adn take hold!
As the grasses start to plume – the last of the wave petunia pots still throw some late season blooms
The jalapeno harvest – we will use the red ones to make chipotle peppers
The beautiful colors of just picked lady finger and strawberry popcorn
The last of the coneflower blooms are beginning to fade
The deep red and purples of the sangria basket are in stark contrast to the changing fall colors behind. No the sign is not crooked – the cameraman was 🙂
An up close of one of the sangria baskets
The best part of fall – the canning cabinet is stocked for winter!
