Sunny days combined with cooler nights mean sweet juicy tomatoes. We're enjoying them a variety of ways, but they are best sliced, on fresh bread, with a little pesto and fresh mozzarella cheese.
The garden delights with flowers, too - fragrant heliotrope, roses, yellow callas, and succulents. Ah, September - summer's last effort.
Linking to Mosaic Monday, hosted by Mary at the Little Red House.
Your tomatoes look so yummy, Lorrie . . . my "beefsteaks" were mislabled . . . turned out to be cherry tomatoes. Beautiful mosaic!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful collection of images.
ReplyDeleteAh, tomatoes! I have just been in the greenhouse picking a range, from big Marmande down to baby cherries. It is such a wonderful time in the garden.
ReplyDeleteYour mosaic is so colourful Lorrie. There is nothing better than fresh from the garden tomatoes. The last days of summer are fleeting but lovely aren't they?
ReplyDeleteI didn't know callas would come this late..what a treat, all of it!
ReplyDeleteOur callas may not bloom at all this year - we're that much behind.
ReplyDeleteYour late summer garden is gorgeous!
Hello Lorrie,
ReplyDeleteYummy! Love the Fall!
Gabriela
Nice mosaic! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week,
Markus
Hi, Lorrie
ReplyDeleteI just mentioned you on my blog for a Liebster Blog Award. Do not feel you need to participate, but I wanted you to know. :)
-Karen