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Beautiful Autumn Pumpkins at Shades of Green, Inc.

This busy bee flies to the next Zinnia.

Warty Goblins

“French Cheese” Pumpkin and a couple of other varieties

Warty Goblins

Sara is excited: “YAAAY! It’s October! My Birthday is in October and so is Halloween!”

Golden Shrimp Plant (Pachystachys lutea)

Sara concentrates on her pumpkin very hard … It needs to be decorated juuust right.

Lil’ Pump-Ke-Mon Pumpkins

More pretty pumpkins

Ruby-colored Chrysanthemums

Blaze Pumpkins

“French Cheese” Pumpkins

Triamble Pumpkin – Shamrock Squash

Kevin, Sara and I visited two local nurseries for the Autumn activities, this morning. And both places celebrated the “Harvest Festival”. At the first nursery, we’ve got honey from a local bee keeper and did the hayride. We left early because it was too crowded. I have to go back there, when it is not so busy during the week.

At the second nursery, Sara could get a free pumpkin and decorate it. She loves coloring squashes, puts stickers, pipe cleaners, googly eyes,  and glues cotton balls, etc. on it to make it look spooky-cute. In the meantime, Kevin and I looked at some pumpkins, Autumn flowers, and discussed about more fruit trees for our backyard. Now, I have my eye on a Texas Persimmon tree. And I still need a Mexican Plum tree as well. Both are drought resistant and native to  the State of Texas. i still would like to get a Naval Orange tree. But I haven’t convinced Kevin, quite yet.

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