Greek Oregano and the multi-colored Roma's
Roma's of various shades, shapes and sizes...
Hydrangea, soon to be cut back and dried....
The new Girl on the block...she talks and she talks and she talks...
Pawtuxet Cove...picture perfect..
Pawtuxet Cove, looking North...more picture perfect...wish you could smell the sweet/pungent aroma of low tide...Dismantling the garden, stake by stake, initially takes a bit of courage, but as with planting, once you get going, you know that is is a good thing. The cherry tomato stems and leaves had gone from brown and falling off, to moldy, to still growing. I pulled them all. What was amazing to me were the depth of the roots...who knew? The Roma's still have some life in them, so, for the most, they will stay for a wee bit longer....and of course, the Greek Oregano gives and gives. I have a new feline friend from down the street who kept me company all the while. She is a real beauty, extremely vocal (did I mention that she is a she?).
The early fall colors and foliage are not to be missed, so here are a few photos from round and about town, here, there, everywhere...
