Yesterday the garden was selectively harvested - outside raised bed tomatoes, peppers, watermelons, some cucumbers, and some zuccchini. Anything previous harvested item (corn stalk) was removed to make way for the winter garden of radish, onions and of course our broccoli is still growing strong along with our kale. The cabbage was decimated by cabbage worms in the last week (ugh!) So after I moved the front potted tomatoes into the green house, all of the trimmings were put to the fire.
Why fire? We cannot compost until a lid is added to the compost bin as puppy thinks it's fun to dig in it. At least most of the food scraps have turned into wonderful dirt, but still, eww.
The rains started here in the Upper Skagit Valley, the burn ban was lifted. I enjoyed my brush fire although I can say with certainty that cabbage does have a smell when burned. With no more 75 plus degrees in the forecast, it was time to prepare for fall.
Today my foot hurts, so it is the first opportunity to sit out on my back deck, cup of coffee, a book, wrapped in a blanket on a lounge camp chair and enjoy the rainy morning.
Welcome rain. Glad to see you back.
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