Two crates of fruit today from the apple and pear trees. The pears are near-perfect; the apples not even close. But we never expected apples at all since this Honeycrisp tree has not produced fruit in years. They are lumpy but juicy, and a pie is in our future.
This Savoy cabbage seems to be the one and only that produced a head in the garden. It is a lone achievement given that it was started from seed in the Biodome in March and survived the drought this summer. It made a tasty cole slaw.
We have been underwhelmed by the squash production until we noticed this 12+ inch long pair hiding under the leaves.
On Labor Day, all is well in the vegetable garden.
This is one beautiful rose that truly enjoyed yesterday's rain showers.
Now here is a surprise: Some morning glories have been blooming in the strawberry bed.
