Late fall in Tucson
Our neato cacti and agaves are happy that there was rain over Thanksgiving. It wasn't enough to put leaves back on the baby ocotillo.
The yard is very pleasant with a few things blooming for the resident hummingbirds.
It is finally comfortable to be outside all day!
It is finally comfortable to be outside all day!
The tomatoes are going gang busters. Pomegranates are
past it for humans (although the birds and assassin bugs are having a heyday)
past it for humans (although the birds and assassin bugs are having a heyday)
The grapefruits are ripe, yum!
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Welcome back TT! There's snow out here and it's cold and windy enough that I don't want to go out collecting holly and ivy for my Christmas decorations and your post made me long for fresh produce in December and hummingbirds!
We should enjoy it while we're here. Nate is searching nationally for jobs right now. No idea where we'll be but so far the place most interested in him is in Maryland. It's still really early, though. We're hoping for Oregon.
Maryland is relatively close to us (and if its someplace like Frostburg, genuinely close enough to meet and go hiking).
It's nice to see the picture of Fall after coming in from snow and cold in the teens.
Wow, so very different from how it looks in my yard right now! Thanks so much for posting photos and an update!
I would SO love to meet up with Sparkling Squirrel or any of the Gorgeous Knitters to go hiking!
Guess there's snow in Seattle, where Nate and I are going on Friday.
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