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| Lessons in harvesting safely. Especially when sharp objects are involved. |
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| Family from New Jersey visits The Farm on harvest day. Of course she helped out! |
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| "Look what I picked all by myself!" He did a nice, safe, job of it too. |
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| Harvesting success. :) |
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| The table is done for now. We will add wood on the ends to make it look more finished. |
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| Lisa's flower collection today. |
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| I get wrapped up in the beauty of the flowers. Can you tell? |
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| Looks like velvet. |
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| A calla lily among the dahlias. |
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| Roses and carnations. |
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| Reminds me of orange sherbet. |
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| Pale beauties. |
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| Sunflower variety. |
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| Roses, roses, roses. |
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| Reaching for the sky. |
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| Sun kissed rose. |
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| Reminds me of peppermint candies. |
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| Love dahlias. This is Grams' favorite. |
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| Or maybe it was this one... |
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| Or maybe this one. This picture doesn't come close to capturing the richness of this dahlia. |
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| Our first potato harvest. Yukon Gold. |
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| Bell Peppers. |
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| Non-bell peppers. Some are warmer than others. |
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| Lunch is served, on the new table, too! |
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| Baby's breath adorns the bouquets today. |
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| Lunch from the garden, except for the bacon. Stir fried zucchini, eggplant, yellow straightneck, onions and kale at the last minute (all in bacon drippings). Grated cheese to sprinkle as we wish is nearby. So very delicious. |
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| Love this. |
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| Inside a delicate rose. |
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| Stephanie and the twins planted these. So sweet! |
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