Well, we knew it was coming. We just weren't quite ready. At least it did wait until Saturday, October 21st, for our first official snowfall of the season. It has been cold the last few days with lows in the upper teens. Thankfully, we had picked the last of the lettuce and carrots last weekend.
These tomatoes, along with over a hundred cherry tomatoes, just ran out of time to ripen. We didn't get enough warm days this summer for our tomatoes or squash to have much of a chance to succeed.
The apple trees suffered the same fate. They got red but remained hard as a rock.
The strawberry bed is ready for a rest.
There's always next year!
One thing that we have in abundance, bordering on overabundance, are these little pansies that we didn't even plant. They just seem to spring up everywhere.
This one looked okay early yesterday afternoon but today it was frozen to the ground. We've grilled out twice this weekend.
Greg had to brave the snowflakes to finish dinner last night. This picture captures his reaction to seeing the first snowfall.