The native trees don't turn red - many oaks and not even sure what species this one is but as you turn into the driveway, there it is and when the lowering sun shines through all the other green trees, this one just sparkles.
Meanwhile, last Saturday Holly, I and the kids set up a booth at a local Country Fair held at the Busy Bee Nursery down the road. We didn't make any money to speak of, but we did have a fun day.
Our table first thing in the morning...we all wore aprons. I thought it was pretty darned cute!
Holly had the jewelry - Christmas style. I had the fabric items: apples and pumpkin pincushions. Ivy had salt dough tree ornaments and gift tags. Then we also had some real mini pumpkins covered with glittering epsom salts. (Only sold one of those so the rest are now home lined across my window sill. They look so cute and preserve very well! - Can't believe no one else wanted one for $2!...oh well :) )
Late in the afternoon everyone had fun with this very large toad that decided to hop through the greenhouse!
Here he is peeking out between Ivy's hands...
Devlin was a doll all day. Took a few short naps and jumped a lot! He was amazed but also a little confused by another little one who decided he liked Devlin's jumper too!
I am going to post the instructions for the apple and the pumpkin as soon as I take some photos for uploading! Will get to that soon...until then blessings sent via the air waves!...
