After a riotous summer my garden is looking decidedly shabby. I like to think it is shabby chic, but it really just a bit worn out and yellowing around the edges.
My green beans look on the verge of collapse, but every other day produce another handful of tastey beans. There are tiny cauliflowers hiding amongst the woody beetroots, a few gherkin cucumbers are lurking in the weeds and some monster pumpkins are showing a tease of orange beneath the mildewed leaves. Nothing is as plump and fresh as it was, but my seemingly exhausted garden just keeps giving!
Cathy's real country garden 
I’m waiting to see if I get a second crop of peas, carrots and green onions. I have y fingers crossed. Nice garden!
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I think it all depends on how cool the nights become.
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And that fennel in the foreground; perfect for Autumn preserves.
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My plot is the same, but there are still a few flowers to come. xx
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I saw them on your show post. Very pretty🌸🌸
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It’s just not ready to give up. Gardens are inspiring! 🌸
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I agree!
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Luckily for me, I have wonderful friends who share the bounty of their gardens. I do, however, have a luscious basil plant that finally got happy and is accompanying all the lovely tomatoes from others’ gardens! Plus the air is crisp already here in Pennsylvania, which I do so love!
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sounds lovely!
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