I have been outside and it isn’t very warm today.  In fact there has been no sun.  Better increase my intake of Vitamin D.  I haven’t checked my garden yet either.  I better do that and see if I recieved any frost damage.

So far, from a distance it is looking pretty good.  Let’s get closer.  Currently it is 51F and the low is supposed to be 41F.

So Far, So Good.  You Can See Tomatoes On The Left And Green Peppers On The Right.  Green Pepper Foliage Shows Some Frost.

Some Of The Leaves Are Curled.  Tomatoes Look Alright.  There Are Many Tomatoes On This Plant.  I Am Glad I Put The Heavier Blanket On Them.

I Didn’t Get This Covered.  I Picked The Cucumber And It Was Fine Too.

I Didn’t Get This Covered And Can See Some Damage.  The Cauliflower Never Formed A Head.  The Cabbage Is Small.  I Suspect The Big Yellow Flower Took Most Of The Moisture.  It Is Also West Side Of House.

Rhubarb Definitely Shows Signs Of Frost And Of Fall Season.

There you have it.  I am so glad I made preparations to save my garden from frost.  Thank you to my brother Tom for the extra sheets.  If you want to know a TRUE TOMATO LOVER,  this is the guy to meet!  He is a farmer raising Corn and Soybeans and is very proud of how well my tomato garden has done.  I know when I put them in this spring, I blessed each and every plant “The Flylady Way!”
Keep Flying!
Marilyn