Celebrate, plan and decorate your fall gardens with the lovely ideas you’ll find in this Fall Garden Blog Hop.
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I would typically start out by telling you that Fall is my very favourite season.  I hesitate a wee bit this year though because last winter was so long, and this summer has gone too quickly.  So this year instead of longing for the colours, temperatures, and the feelings of fall – I find myself still craving the hot days of summer, the afternoons – or days rather – spent running through the sprinklers, and all the ‘free time’ we have been spending as a family.

However, fall, and then winter is coming, regardless of how I feel about it.  And instead of wallowing (not my style) let’s focus on the positive.  There are many reasons to love and embrace fall.  I often say, Fall is a crafter’s dream.

Celebrate

Sunny Day Family -  Fresh from the Garden: No Boil Vegetable Pasta Bake 
10 Acres and 6 Chicks  -  Butternut Squash:  A Fall Favorite                                               New House New Home -  Fall Recipes: Eggplant Parmigiano 

Plan

Decorate

Thank you

Thank you to all of the Bloggers who made this Blog Hop possible, and a great big thank you to all of you for visiting, reading and being a part of our Gardening Community!

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