Here it is almost the end of Autumn and the garden is still flourishing. The Poinciana and Frangipani have only just begun to loose their leaves but with shadows creeping over the garden earlier every day, they’ll be bare soon enough.
We’re still harvesting the early 2020 spinach and cherry tomatos are having a final spurt of flowers. Cucumber, lettuce and small capsicums will probably die off once the winter claims all sun from the back yard. I’m looking forward to June to prepare the soil again for new seedlings.
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Riverside Peace 
Beautiful garden arrangement.
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Thank you. 🙂
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You have done so much in such a short time
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Thanks, Derrick. 🙂 Yes, but we haven’t finished. 😉 And there will be always be some work maintaining it.
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Quite so
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I love to plant a salad. Lettuce, tomatoes, and cukes. Here in Arizona, we have not been very successful. It has a lot to do with the fact that the Sun hits our backyard all day. If we wanted to get serious we would add shade. Glad you are enjoying the fruits of your labor.
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Thanks. Yes, there’s always something to eat from the garden.
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It’s such a gorgeous garden, Chrissy. Enjoyed looking at it every morning sitting on your back deck ❤
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Glad you enjoyed it. 🙂 A garden is to share.
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Always 😀
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