The October barn garden is already in the fall cleanup stages. Most of the vegetables have been pulled out and the herbs have gotten a serious haircut. The evenings are cool and we have been enjoying a few bonfires in the evening darkness...nothing like the smell of autumn with a fire burning. Did you notice my new little treasure? My regular readers probably remember the
"it takes a village" post where I showcased my collection of vintage tin dollhouses. Chad & Ronda went to an auction and found me two more houses and the wonderful little barn...it's it cute? Thanks C & R!!
We already had our first frost so I better get my red cordyline dug up and in the basement soon.
And last, but not least we have Wendy, the witch, standing guard over the October garden.
The October barn garden is already in the fall cleanup stages. Most of the vegetables have been pulled out and the herbs have gotten a serious haircut. The evenings are cool and we have been enjoying a few bonfires in the evening darkness...nothing like the smell of autumn with a fire burning. Did you notice my new little treasure? My regular readers probably remember the "it takes a village" post where I showcased my collection of vintage tin dollhouses. Chad & Ronda went to an auction and found me two more houses and the wonderful little barn...it's it cute? Thanks C & R!!
We already had our first frost so I better get my red cordyline dug up and in the basement soon. 
And last, but not least we have Wendy, the witch, standing guard over the October garden.
3 comments:
I forgot to mention the tin doll houses earlier in the other post - perfect setting for them and now this barn just pulls everything together!!
The doll house is perfect. Just love your barn!
Darling toy barn, Marsha ... hard to believe that your "big" barn didn't even exist last year. It fits into your gardens beautifully.
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