I thought that one of you guys would have posted some pictures of all the fall colors, or white on the tips of the trees to make me jealous; but I waited and waited and got nothing, so I thought I would show you we have leaves that change color too.
And leaves that fall and leave the trees bare.
We even have some trees with white; this is our new orange tree and the blossoms smell GREAT!!!
I thought these looked like miniature pumpkins growing on this plant so I called it the Halloween plant.
A couple of weeks ago we saw that the strawberries had become too thick to produce future berries. So I dug them all up.
This is what came out of that small area. Then I pulled out the old trusty John Deere and cultivated the area.
I replanted and spaced the plants all the way down that side fence.
Everyone seemed to enjoy the pictures on the last blog so here are a few new ones of the birthday girl; bath time-YUM-love that washcloth.
A visit to the cold and snow at Grandma Mike's in St. Charles with Mom and Dad.
Me, holding my brother Lloyd, and letting him know who the boss of the house is at an early age.
She started life on October 17, 1952, at 6:40 pm at Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield, California.
Moved to Oxnard, California in 1953 where she grew up and graduated from Oxnard High School.
Moved to San Luis Obispo, California where she graduated from California Polytechnic State University.
Then she moved to Idaho.
So to help me stay busy with the summer garden being done, here are some shots of our winter garden. This is a volunteer tomato plant that came up at the side of the house that is loaded with tomatoes.
Yes, like everywhere, fall has came. So today I took out the green beans (Not sure why, but Mom did a dance and was cheering.)
I think it was a little too much for the garbage can but when I got done, it did all fit.