looking south
Its been a glorious autumn here, with dry, settled weather for most of the month. The garden is quite productive now with leeks, cauliflower, kale, fennel, beetroot, swede and chard all available. We are also picking the last of the “Fallgold” and “Heritage” autumn raspberries. Looking towards next year we have planted a new pear tree – “Louise Bonne d’Avranches” – to replace a comice that failed and five red currant bushes – “London Market”.
fennel
looking north
looking south
raspberries “Heritage”
cauliflower
the orchard
750 metres 
Your produce looks worth all the hard work you must have put in. Now is the time to enjoy it. We are still picking the occasional red raspberry but not our sole Fallgold, although Fallgold is my preferred raspberry, I find it fail-safe sweet. Amelia
Looks wonderful!
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