Autumn is in the air with colourful foliage and winter squash ready to harvest.
Author: Chris Mousseau
micro gardening a small acreage in Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada
Filling the Frame – Last Gasp
This is my first go at joining the Lens-Artist Photo Challenge – a weekly theme that seemed to spring up quite organically when the WordPress weekly photo challenge ended more than a year ago. Many thanks to the four fabulous photographers who took on this task; I’ve seen many really great shots from around the […]
In a vase, on Monday – after the frost
Zinnieas have survived the first frost and are still going strong n the October garden.
Six on Saturday – 05/10/2019 – mainly purple
I’m writing this on Friday night (October 4) – we have a frost warning in place with an expected low of plus three degrees Celsius – feeling like minus one. If frost arrive it will be the earliest in many years – it’s usually a week away. I’ve already harvested tomatoes and herbs; the chard […]
Fade into fall, in a vase, on Monday
End of season blossoms make up this week’s vase of cut flowers.
Silent Sunday – Monarch Mimic
The colouring on the Viceroy butterfly closely resembles that on the Monarch butterfly. The difference is in the black smile across the lower wing.
Six on Saturday – September Catch Up
Colchicum and other September flower photos.
In a Vase, on Monday – Windfall
Windfall sunflowers provide excellent cut flowers for this week’s vase.
