I have been busy preserving an abundance of fresh vegetables from the garden but the cold fall weather is catching up.  My backyard garden is about dead at this point but it’s not the case for my raised garden beds, as you will see in this video.

The garden is full of surprises, like this giant bean that is almost as long as my arm!!




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Mel :-)

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