My son is quite the gardener.. plus a lot of other things. We took a stroll out to his square foot garden and I was amazed to see a healthy crop of peppers still there even though it is late October.
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The weather has been gorgeous this week... been nice just for me, I am thinking. But, next week. Look out. We'll even have some frost perhaps and those peppers will have to come inside.
And, if it does frost all these beautiful flowers will be gone. Well, that's just life's cycle, is it not?
I told you my son had a lot of talent.
Just kidding.
He did get these peppers to stack but as soon as the picture was taken they fell over.
Clever son growing the peppers, they'll grow here in UK but in a green house. And the beauty of flowers is that they'll flower again next year!
ReplyDeletei am just back from a long girls weekend!! the flowers are really gorgeous as are the wonderful pickings from your sons garden. i love the header picture for your blog!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers still in bloom with November round the corner. I imagine those peppers are very tasty.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely! Our flowers are so done!
ReplyDeleteTerrific looking peppers and beautiful blooms.
ReplyDeleteWe've already had a couple of frosts!
Love his pepper stack!
ReplyDeleteHis garden looks really good in October!
Lovely garden. Didn't you write some time ago that he was thinking of moving closer to you?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and OH My...those peppers look good. Now I want to go buy some and get creative. GM
ReplyDeleteThat last shot is very artsy. Love it, as I do all those pretty flowers. It is so nice to see all this color and those peppers are perfect. Yes your son has a lot of talent 😊
ReplyDeleteLove his yard and garden! I'm sure the produce tastes much better than what we get at the store. Thanks for sharing the pictures and hope you're having a fun visit!
ReplyDeleteThat's great for getting peppers this late. I brought some hot peppers in, but they are the last plants to be pulled from my garden.
ReplyDeleteGood-looking garden goods! The last picture made me smile.
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