A large crab, developed at the U of MN.

This little crab is so tasty. Makes a great jelly too.

No purpose, but strangles everything and looks beautiful.

Something I found at Seeds Of Change. 

The first sign that summer is ending. Native Americans used a tea from the goldenrod for fevers, chest pains, sore throats, etc. 

Around a vegetable garden, they keep away pests.

Click to see some great colors and design.

A small, but potent grape. The seeds are crunchy and are a powerful antioxidant. 

Filled with natural cancer killers and phytochemicals that help to reverse heart disease, we picked about 10 pounds and made some great jelly (Sucanat for sugar).

There are hundreds of varieties of Asters...another harbinger of fall. 

Contains omega-3 fatty acids.

Attracts the very large sphinx moth.

This mushroom/tod stool just looked too cool. Click here to see more.

I discovered the most vibrant colored cone flower in my garden and had to take these pix: Click Here

Cute perennial; push the flower to the side and it stays.

A friend from California sent me wild flower seeds. This one popped up.

Here it is again. I wish I knew what it was.

I took these because of the green and red color scheme: click here.

The colors were so powerful. 

Much taller than me....but then again, everything is taller than me.

One of the very strange flowers in this world.

Part of my perennial garden. A member of the cone flower family.

Near my home, I found this tree planted by the birds. 

I have no idea what kind of apple it is; small, tart, but I just love the colors.

No idea what berries these are, Probably bane berries

Another cone flower.