Zinnias love warm weather with plenty of water. |
More zinnias. |
Even more. |
A bee hiding in the shadow of this dahlia. |
Swirls of color. Little critters in the folds. |
Inside petals are a different color than the ones that have open already. I really like the swirls. |
Calla lilies with speckled leaves. |
A dahlia sunbathing. |
Yellow eggplant. Yup! |
Along with a few purple ones. |
More critters on a dahlia. |
Helpers await more boxes before we head out on my Dad's golf cart. He used it to get around The Farm his last couple years. I have the BEST crew! |
One way to pick out your pumpkin! They are posing for me on their orange "chairs". |
This pumpkin and the next pictures were taken by my soon to be first grade great nephew. He likes to take pictures and so I handed him the camera. He has a very good eye, I think! |
He caught his cousins sitting and waiting on the golf cart. (No key in it, by the way.) |
I LOVE this one!!! |
I asked him to try and get pictures of all the pumpkins. Even these white ones. |
The little "Jack Be Little" orange pumpkins and the "Baby Boo" little white ones. |
His eye level view of this pretty sunflower. I really like the way he catches the light. |
He saw this one in the view finder of the digital camera after he took it and ran over to show me. "I caught the sun" he said. He sure did! |
Wow. Love this one, too. His height and the light make a great combination. |
Another one that shows off the color of the sunflower. |
He must have been crawling around under those leaves like crazy! |
And then he looked up. Sunflowers from an almost 1st graders viewpoint. I love the colors and the framing and the clouds. |
His cousin and little sister in action on the parked golf cart. |
Up close sunflower. |
His last one is this one showing how white pumpkins are hooked together. |
He has passed the camera back to me. She loves this little patty pan squash! |
Ohhh, the little one is lucky to have her sun hat today. |
A cluster of grapes. |
These grapes are thick! |
Veggie lasagna for lunch today. Cheesy and wonderful! |
Fresh salsa with avocado. This was awesome! We could have eaten it with a spoon. No chip needed. |
Indigo Rose. Bred by OSU tomato breeders for that "good for you" vegetable goodness. Purple on the outside like a blueberry, with anthocyanins. Red on the inside and bottom with lycopene. |
A variety of grapes sizes, colors, textures, and tastes. |
Green zebra tomatoes in the foreground. They are ripe. |
Costuloto Genovese tomatoes are crinkly around the edges. |