Well, serves me right.

We've had such cool weather this summer that I took a lot of time (including one 16 day stint) at the cottage.  I left my garden to it's own devices for long periods.

When I returned this Monday night after being gone five days, I was stunned at the amount of produce to be harvested.  I picked 310 cherry tomatoes and 22.5 lbs of tomatoes for sauce.  Also an additional 7-8 large tomatoes for the BLTs we had for dinner and the bruschetta David is going to make.  Here is an example of what I came home to:

The morning glories have finally started blooming.  The front one is taking over the porch.

These are all glads and zinnias from the "cut flower" bed.

Geese

I cannot believe the geese are already migrating.  This summer is just too weird temperature-wise.  My plants think summer is over and are starting to wind down.

I've seen two flocks of geese in the last two days.

I'm not sure I'll get a fall crop this year.

Photos of Flower Beds

Black Calla Lilly 

Pink and White Calla Lilly

Glorious Glads

New Lily...just keeps blooming.

White Glad....starts light pink.

Magnolia tree has fungus....picked up stuff to treat it with.

Joe Pye going a bit crazy

Butterfly bush

I think these are "Hello Yellow".

New Walkway

The ground cover that is taking over everying.

These are the largest morning glory leaves I've ever seen.