With a bit of creative shelving the small greenhouse is handling nearly all of the dainties while big one is already accommodating the more expansive efforts. A bit ahead of any cold snap here but everything seems to love the more humid environment so far. This leaves a pretty colorless display for the front yard with only the native greenery that I've tried to containerize to plan for reassignment to other spots in the yard come Spring. Standing sentinel on the sunny side of the large one are my pair of raspberries flanking a blackberry that is exploding with vines but as yet no buds.
The prospect of several more months before the true cold hits here while all my dainties languish in the greenhouses proved too bland for the bold new paint job on the house. And so, a wave of fresh Fall suited pansies and dwarf snapdragons along with a store bought infusion of monkey grass all for under $30 and enough to occupy my entire afternoon off getting re-potted.
I cloned the tops off the remaining Tomato plants so we'll see how that turns out. Time to start more winter veggies. Carrots and beets do well so more of them and a few pots of Radishes to get done.. BNW
Derp! Chinese Tallow not a blood orange as I'd arrogantly and ignorantly assumed it to be. The wife recognized it at a glance while I've spent more than half a year without double checking to confirm. Back to the drawing board.
A cautious approach in harvesting a recent disappointment leaves enough vegetation to relive the experience with a little patience and luck.