For Home Gardeners Who Love To Dig In The Dirt
Just take a look at this Asheville Fall Color. On our recent trip to Asheville NC, we got to see some of the beautiful Fall Color in the leaves, scenery, the beautiful crafts and cool quirky city. We enjoyed ourselves thoroughly. Come and take a look at some of what we saw.
It's Soup Weather and what a wonderful way to warm up than with my Vegetarian Vegetable Soup Recipe. We love this one and keep pots in the fridge for quick meals. I also use Roasted Tomatoes from my garden. Take a look at the recipes for both.
Imagine my astonishment at the Fall Garden Surprises. I have had a few flowers that are blooming a second time when they don't usually, and some that have not bloomed at all that are finally blooming. Come and take a look.
I Really needed an IPad Tote that could double as a purse. After looking for what I wanted, I took a bag making class and made one. Take a look at my cute IPad tote.
We had lots of fun at the Grape Stomp and a local winery watching the Stompers begin the process of Wine Making (not really stomped, but they do begin with crushed grapes) We did some Wine Tasting and had a great lunch and did people watching. Take a look at my pictures.
I have the Final Results of my Container Gardening experiment with Tomatoes In Grow Bags. Take a look at what I have found out from my second year using grow bags.
I'm sharing my Challah Recipe (Jewish Egg Bread) that I used for Rosh Ha Shanah. I use a bread machine on dough cycle, but you can also do it by hand. This makes a yummy Egg Bread.
This morning I captured these wonderful images of my backlit flowers by morning's first sun rays. It was truely a Morning Glorious.
Rosh Ha Shanah is coming. Jewish New Years is almost upon us. And I am not ready. The food will get bought and cooked or baked, but will I finish my project before the holiday - my Quilted Rosh Ha Shanah Table Runner. I'm almost done, but I still need to shop and cook. The race against time. I know I can do it.
See my new Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus Syriacus). I couldn't resist getting it. We have the perfect spot for it in the back yard and will try to train it into a standard (tree form). That should be fun, since I have never done it before. In the meantime, admire.
Home Garden Diggers 