How does (did) my garden grow....

These pictures show what my garden was up to on August 20th.  To date, (today being Oct 8th, I've picked nearly 20 pears, 4 cucumbers, 1 spaghetti squash, about 20 ripe tomatoes, and today about 40 or so green tomatoes (we had frost last night!), scads of sweet sugar snap peas, 1/2 a dozen cabbages, several handfuls of broccoli and cauliflower, and 1 zucchini.  That doesn't count the berries, cherries and apples of course.

Now I have to look up some recipes for using green tomatoes....

A Naturally Decorated Christmas Tree

There's this tree in Fadear Park, right next to the Community Garden, that has a vine growing through it, making it look like a Christmas Tree!  Very neat... the rest of the trees in the park don't have it.

Barriere's Community Garden in Full Bloom

On August 9th I strolled through the Community Garden in Barriere, and took a bunch of pictures of all the lovely flowers growing there.  They are gorgeous!  I haven't a clue what most of them are called - but who cares when they are so pretty.

Update on my garden

How does my garden grow?  Well, I have some squash growing (I've already picked one zucchini).

Top photo is a spaghetti squash, and the second photo is acorn squash.

The third photo is my tomatoes, and the fourth is cucumber.

These last two are of my pear tree...

My Garden... in pics

 My backyard jungle... it's hard to keep up with the mowing!

 My grapes...

 ... and blueberry bushes from the front yard.

 And my lovely lilac's also from the front yard.

 Our one and only plum.

 The cherry tree.

 The large raised garden - with cauliflower, broccoli, white and red cabbage, sweet peas, and tomatoes.

 My little pear tree.

 The red anjou's on the pear tree.

 The raspberries.

 The black currants.

 The red currants.

 l-r - black currants, sasktoons, and gooseberries.

 Red currents.

 The smaller raised planter with cucumber, acorn/spaghetti/zucchini squashes, peppers, watermelon and cantaloupe.

 White cabbage.

The apple tree.

 l-r - the plum and cherry trees.

The apple trees.