Hi community. This is my first post here and I wanted to start by sharing my recent pictures with the last harvest as I went around my garden. :)
I usually gather most of the fallen fruits but I often times still find a lot that fall later and they're still good.
Hazelnuts especially are quite hard to gather once they fall because they're harder to spot because of the leaves and that's the reason why they're always a few left. But those that get away undetected will sprout in the spring if they get cover with leaves and have enough humidity. And they grow so fast that I usually prefer to leave them as they are.
Or maybe for the birds to eat them.
It's the same with the nuts. One spotted and a few others. Unlike the hazelnuts though I gather every last of them, because I use them when preparing baklava.
My decorative bushes. I never tried eating this ones, and I probably shouldn't try 😄. I bought them last year from a store nearby and they're so nice looking.
I had to take a picture of my baby girl following me around probably wondering what I was doing. Although she's an indoor cat she has grown a thick fur, and got even cuter 🐱
A fallen quince.
And this is a wild flower I think. I think a bird brought it on its beak, cause I didn't plant it. But I like the way it turns in autumn so I kept it because I like fluffy things.
That was all that caught my attention when walking around the garden and I felt like they would make a good shot. Thank you for reading and looking :D
Welcome to hive, and welcome to the hive garden community!
I'm surprised that the squirrels don't eat all of the hazelnuts. That's a definite problem around here.
You have a cute cat. 😊
Thank you, amberyooper
I rarely see any squirrels here because they don't get close to the houses at all, but I would love to see those cheeky :0 That must be because most my neighbors here have dogs.
But I rarely see them in forests also now that I think about it. 😅
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What would make a good introduction? Am I supposed to give my name? 😄Also I can let my work speak for itself.