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Wordless Wednesday: New Fall Growth

The holiday season will be here before we know it, but new fall growth captures my attention in the meantime. Here’s some inspiration to help you get those fall crops in the ground before it’s too late.

It’s stinging nettle season! Time to pull out the recipe for this fantastic soup.
Yep, volunteer cherry tomatoes are producing in November.
Cilantro and salad greens under floating row cover are growing well. Some have bolted and are due to replace.
Blood oranges match our decor at the moment. They will darken as the season progresses.
Our pineapple plant has developed a new pup! So excited to see it produce faster now.
Tree kale cuttings under cloches. The rats can’t get them when they are protected like this.
Our Alaska peas ground cover is sprouting in hexagonal rows under garden fabric.
These green onions have rust. It’s time to pull them out or use this trick.
Our yellow milkweed is attracting monarchs every day.
Mittens is hunting for critters. She may be 15, but she caught a big rat in broad daylight last week. She’s still got it!

May your fall garden grow abundantly, and may the harvest bring you joy. We’re still planting (and we do up until Christmas), so there is more to come this season with all of this fall new growth.

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