As much as I love the gardening season, I also enjoy planning for next season. Comparing end-of-season notes is a part of that -- my mind is already whirling.
Beautiful spider web photo! It looks as though you might have some green tomato chutney in the wings. Strange about the leeks, and grrr about the melons being attacked. Re the white garden: my Japanese anemones are in full bloom but they can be thugs, taking over unless they have a huge patch all their own. The artemisias are a lovely spooky white-ish grey, both Silver King and Silver Mound. I have loved following your garden from spring to autumn with you.
Thanks for joining us on this year's gardening journey, Tui. Green tomato chutney is an interesting idea -- I will keep it in mind if these last ones seem like they're not going to ripen.
Thanks for the roundup! It's fun to compare notes at the end of the season. And those leeks are wild!
As much as I love the gardening season, I also enjoy planning for next season. Comparing end-of-season notes is a part of that -- my mind is already whirling.
What a great season you had, Laura! And I love your white/green garden. It does look peaceful. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome Beth! And back at ya -- thanks for visiting and joining the conversation.
Beautiful spider web photo! It looks as though you might have some green tomato chutney in the wings. Strange about the leeks, and grrr about the melons being attacked. Re the white garden: my Japanese anemones are in full bloom but they can be thugs, taking over unless they have a huge patch all their own. The artemisias are a lovely spooky white-ish grey, both Silver King and Silver Mound. I have loved following your garden from spring to autumn with you.
Thanks for joining us on this year's gardening journey, Tui. Green tomato chutney is an interesting idea -- I will keep it in mind if these last ones seem like they're not going to ripen.