Weather shifted dramatically last night. Wild wind came up after dark and when I looked at the weather app it's going to be clear and cooler for the next week. So absolutely had to go out and water the beds since I won't be home on Saturday.
Big winds completely stripped the poor tree that didn't have much left to start with.
All the leaves are brown... no wait they're pink and red and yellow.... had to get a picture of that big sycamore leaf and then saw how pretty the other leaves were it was just great for a fall picture.
The cauliflower seedlings are coming along but still stretched out, the romaine seedlings.... sorely tempted to give up on them. They just don't get enough sun in that window and all of them should have more leaves and less stem for sure. I shifted those six to the black container that has the four pellets with rose seeds and two other lettuce seedlings. I just might have to wait until spring for those.
And what fall picture would not be complete without fungus! Those look like the edible type but I know better than to follow through on that thought. I'll buy my fungus at the store thank you very much.
Had to get a picture of the garden area for comparison sake a few days ago and caught Rocky checking out what might have wandered through. Onions in the south bed are taller, cilantro is still chucking along, I picked another lemon off the bush at the back and noticed today that those three on the bush are not there today. That shade angle tells you just why that south side is not viable in the winter. Whoever set this garden up was not a gardener. I would have put the beds all along the building and the back wall. Make the south wall the walkway and U shaped beds on the building side. But noooo, poor planning and lack of knowledge makes for bad garden beds.
Anyway, that's all for this week, dry skies and cool nights coming up.
