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| She knows her Papa (my brother John) liked/loved cherry tomatoes. She very carefully place these Sun Sugars "just so". This is John's headstone lovingly placed in the garden at The Farm. She visits him each week. |
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| He is just waking up and facing his oatmeal. He has to eat it first before he can have his fruit roll up on the seat beside him. |
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| Pretty lavender statice. |
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| "Aunt Lorrie, a new bug, come take a picture!" |
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| A big, beautiful apple. |
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| Missing grapes eaten by bees. |
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| Bees caught in the act. |
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| Honey bee on the zinnia. Can you see the bright orange on its back elbow? |
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| Here the orange shows up a bit better. It is pollen to take back to the hive. |
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| A different bee. |
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| Swiss chard likes cooler weather. |
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| The big, volunteer sunflower is starting to show the seeds that have developed. |
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| Brightly colored carrots. |
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| Did you know that the first carrots were red? We've come a long way, baby! |
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| Crunchy and pretty inside. |
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| Soft and pretty. |
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| Sweet little dahlias. |
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| A cute little pink one. |
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| Asters and roses. |
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| Tender green beans with chopped up green olives. |
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| Pear and celery salad. So fresh and crispy. |
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| AND veggies with pasta. Are we spoiled or what! |
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| Follow it up with a pumpkin cake with frosting. Is it nap time? What do you mean we need to pick more??? |
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| Pumpkins await pick up. |
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| Angie adjusts the parsley we picked. The bed in front of her has the plants in it. |
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| The basil loves the heat of the greenhouse. |
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| Pink flowers. |
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| Heavenly blue statice and yellow dahlias. |
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| Statice and zinnias. |
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| Roses and statice. Can you tell Lisa is back at bouquets? |
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| Beautiful. Beautiful. |
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| She is helping carry armloads of statice. Soooo big! |
