Autumn has sprung with shorter days. The last of my tomato plants still have a few more green tomatoes but I picked the ripe ones today.
I haven’t pulled the plants yet as it has been warm here. Too soon the weather will change. Cold temps will end the growing season for good.
But for now, I’ll enjoy the small ripe fruit I have.
Until next time, that’s it from Sunnybook Farm.
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My friend Bridget asked if I wanted a fern. Today she dug it from her garden.
And gave it to me.
I think it grew as it came out of the soil.
Now I will go and repot it so it can survive the winter in my upstairs bathroom.
Hopefully it will be alive to go outside into my garden next summer.
Thank you Bridget.
Until next time, that’s it from Sunnybook Farm.
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Just a quick peek at the spinners in my backyard.
Warning: if they are spinning fast, don’t get too close.
Only on a calm day can I oil spinners and stop their squeaking.
The windchime has been known to annoy visitors. On those days, the clanker is wound around them so no chimes sound.
I’m so used to all the noises coming from my decorations, I don’t notice the sounds at all.
As it has gotten calm now, I think it’s time to squirt a little oil on the spinners.
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Do you work on your hands and knees planting flowers and vegetables? If your answer is yes this product might be for you.
I bought my garden seat/kneeler a few years back and paid a little less than $50 for it. The prices haven’t changed much but the new ones have an addition. Most come with an attached pocket for tools. Mine did not.
My seat/kneeler is very sturdy. It would take quite a bit to tip over while using it, but to be safe make sure it is sitting flat on the ground when sitting on it.
I hope this review has given you an option when gardening.
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