Periodically, I will post garden images that I feel illustrate the magic of what a garden is during the changing seasons. The sedums, asters, and rudbeckias are showing off. We experienced a long, warm and relatively dry month in September and anticipate an October harvest for our grape crop. The vegetable garden yields the last baskets of tomatoes and squash, ready for eating.
Winter snows provide a white coat.
Terra Cotta planters are filled with Holly and grasses for the holidays. Sword ferns, snowberry, and frost-covered leaves sparkle on the forest floor. Branches drip with lacey green frosting Morning fog lingers, with fingers tracing along the swift streams and rising up from the damp ravines.