Wordless Wednesday – Bean and Gone
Outer Isles Gardening
Gardening in a Gale
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Great title Christine. I am looking forward to getting the greenhuse cleared of tomatoes but it will be a couple of weeks before they have all ripened, I guess
Peppers and tomatoes still ripening here too, so still a little time before starting the green tomato chutney.
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It is definitely that time of year, a time when I need to also begin this work.
Definitely time to get the garden reday for winter.
[D] Wow, that wheelbarrow -still in showroom condition! Uist air turns everything to rust, so J and I are guessing this one must be new!
New and already rusting!