It is a bitter-sweet time of year. Time to start pulling up the plants that I have nurtured all summer. Some are in the midst of massive prodution. They can stick around. Others, like our corn, have already given what they had to give. We are always thankful as we wrap up the season. We again reflect on the majesty of it all. Nourishment from a seed and some dirt. It's still amazing after these many seasons. The Father still provides. We will continue to pull and sort until the last frost. I hope your season has been sweet.
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| Oh the bounty!! Vibrant color from the ground. |
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| So sweet with no chemicals added! |
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| My fridge has been stuffed. |
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| But this is beautiful too! |
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| This was just one color of indian corn that came from our stalks. My personal favorite. |
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| It was like Christmas to open each husk. So many colors! |
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| Of course we save seed for next year. |
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| This kid stuck with me all afternoon. He shucked corn like a pro. |
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| This one just kept trying to eat it. But come on, you always need a comedian. |
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| We found some okra that was long gone. So, to seed it will go! |
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| As a bonus, we found some watermelon hiding in the corn. Thanks summer! |
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