Hello Silvia, I think that is why I love the Hydrangeas so much in tree form. They are just magical.

Thanks so much. The seasons around the world is so diverse. I can’t grow your plants here in my state. Love yours as well.

I love that someone is caring for them with such tenderness, and you got great images of them.

Finding jars is always a plus as one can never have enough, lol. Larry seems to really love sitting in your lap, how sweet is he?

You are probably right, the produce really went wild towards the end of summer. I have been busy for sure.

What a precious group of Joeys you have and I can see the love through your photos.

What a shame the chooks have to deal with the ravens every day. I can only imagine how hard it must be to have to always be on high alert.

So profoundly true of us all, well done Joan.

I did pick the chard yesterday and made a nice Fritada with them and it was delicious. Thank you for visiting.

Rich and delicious for sure.

You had another successful day making everything so tidy. The little tree garden looks great!

Wow, you captured the insects very nicely with your phone. Well done!

How sweet she looks and how she has so much fun on the farm.

Thanks, Kaminchan, I miss the squirrels coming to me for peanuts but it is safer for them that I stopped feeding them by hand. I hope you are doing well my friend.

Thank you, she is a little plant pruner and digger-upper. lol She is too cute when she decides to pick a flower and pluck the petals off one by one. I hope you are getting all your gardens ready for fall.

Awe thank you, Denisse I am well and I hope you and your family are too.

I think you may enjoy the green salsa. I hope you have a bountiful harvest afterglow.

Thank you, it is very good and I made enchiladas this week with some of the salsa.

The green tomatoes are unripe ones that did not have time to mature. I used them for the salsa.

A cucumber mixture sounds good too. I did not have a good crop of them this year.