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| The first apple from a tree donated a few years ago at the West Washington Community Garden |
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| Perfect for the season! At Portola Community Garden For an October harvest, pumpkins should be planted in May. |
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| This is what broccoli looks like when it's not harvested- look closely and you can see the long seed pods forming. |
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| Flowers on a lemon tree salvaged from the compost heap many year ago. Since we transplanted it into a wine barrel and moved it to the Portola Community Garden it has thrived. The flowers smell wonderful! |
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| These are very small lemons! |
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| From last week at the Ft. Scott Community Garden: a cross orb weaver spider or a "Pumpkin Spider"- perfect for the time of year they are mature! Araneus diadematus Check out this article from last year: Bay Nature article and one from SF Gate. |
