I heard frost was predicted Saturday night so I took precautions. I harvested the garden. Carrots were the biggest crop. My red bucket overflowed with carrots. I washed them off with water from the rain barrel and cut off the leafy tops. I still had an almost full bucket of carrots. let me know if you need any. I also grabbed the last tomatoes, onions, garlic, bell pepper and jalapeno peppers. My hamstrings are feeling the strain from all that bending over. Saturday was a beautiful day. The crisp autumn air smelled and felt really good. I picked a great day to work outside. More photos of autumn in the yard will follow.
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