Grape Tomatoes
I will never claim to be the perfect gardener. By the middle of August, many plants have gone to seed, and others have suffered because of summer vacations and heavy architectural workload. To her credit, mother nature perseveres and continues to produce wonderful garden delights. Our grape tomatoes are as sweet as can be. Every few days I roast a big spaghetti squash which I often eat 3 times a day, and our pole beans are coming in quicker than I can cook them.
It is hard to believe, but we are in the middle of the Dutchess County Fair week. To me, that signals the end of summer and time to prepare for Fall and cooler temperatures.
Spaghetti Squash
Red Stem Malabar Spinach
Baby Squash
Swiss Chard
Pole Beans
Colander Full of Beans
Dogs Waiting to Help With Sheep
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Wow a rockstar architect and a green thumb, what can’t you do! Hope you’ve been well Jimmy and still looking forward to the day when I can call you to help design my home, give me a couple years on that one ;)
Can’t wait Cameron!