Garden delights
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It's almost October and yet we're just past the peak of produce growing in our backyard.
This September has had the lowest temperatures that I can remember in all of my 20+ years here in the Bay Area. Usually September is the hot and humid month, but not this year.
I'm not complaining, and I love the fog.
Just wondering what our garden bounty would have been if we had had higher temperatures.
This is the first year I tried to grow strawberries.
I purchased two small strawberry plants from the Spiral Gardens stand at a farmers' market http://www.spiralgardens.org/
Look at that luscious strawberry.
Garden critters ate a few of the berries, so we try to pick these as soon as they are ripe enough to eat.
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One of our neighbors gave me a little cherry tomato plant in July.
The plant is now lush and full of these delicious tomatoes.
Fresh off the vine, organically grown tomatoes are such a treat.