This is after a frost. The plant is dying, but the fruit still clings.
So close. You guys want to pick some for me?
And here's what's left of the leaves so far on a backyard tree. Won't be long before the rest fall down.
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Took my daughter to an ortho today. Perhaps you know the pain . . . money, money, money falling out of you like water. She has a lovely smil...
It isn't summer any more, no matter how often Dorothy clicks her ruby red heels. Time to stoke up the fire and hunker down.
ReplyDeleteI do understand it's summer now, down under. Hmmmmm.......
I wouldn't mind at least one year of constant fall or spring weather. Ain't gonna happen, lol.
DeleteNot gardening weather here either. The log fire is a lot more inviting. My garden usually has to look after itself now until March.
ReplyDeleteAh, a log fire sounds so nice. Love the smell in the air when there's fires going and snow coming down!
DeleteIf you gather the still-good tomatoes, and put them in a newspaper lined drawer, they will ripen. But watch them closely, some go off!
ReplyDeleteThanks, I'll do that. And I know what you mean about them going rotten. My biggest problem has been fruit flies—you never see the little buggers until you sit down with some wine, then they're all over the glass and in your face.
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