Up to the plot to haul away another bag-full. This time I could only take as much as a natty back-pack could carry — as afterwards I was going to the launch of the new Gallery 116 photography gallery in Stoke town.
Courgettes still doing nicely, with flowers still bravely coming... although the leaves are starting to brown and skeletonise...
The plot needs a couple of days work on it soon, to clear it off, and to have a bonfire while this quiet patch of weather lasts. But I might take the overgrowth off the shed before I get a bonfire going.
Acorns and oak-galls (amazing micro wildlife havens, apparently) are forming nicely on the tiny oak...
Still a few larger apples on the tree... most have fallen...
Onions still fattening nicely... I should have put more in, despite the onion-fly threat... although this one is on its way out and was plucked...
Perpetual spinach still happy being perpetual... needs to be harvested more often...
Strange forest toadstools emerging from the woodchip on the paths...
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