It is November in Texas, so of course my youngest’s Shasta daisy is in bloom!

No, no bean feasts here. Three. Three green beans from the bean bush. Granted, the bush does not get enough sun because the melon vine overshadows it, and I don’t think it really likes being in a container. I stuck the beans in my pocket and then forgot about them, discovering them hours later when I was running errands. At that point there were only two. Someone, somewhere in town is wondering why there is a single green bean on the ground.

I was dead heading the Shasta Daisy and accidentally pulled instead of pinched. The section of daisy broke off at the base. Oops.

I noticed that there were root nodes at the base, so it is now sitting in a glass of water near a window to see if it will root out.

I’m watching my container garden as the beans and pumpkins I planted as a fall crop come up.I have beans on the bean bush and flowers on the pumpkins!

I thought maybe the hibiscus was done for the season, but it produced another bloom! I took the picture with the morning light shining through from behind.

The Shasta Daisy also geared up and is showing off a single bloom.