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| Beets, ready for harvest. |
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| Cherry and pussy willow logs, cut for the fire-pit. |
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| Bright red leaves of the blueberry bush. |
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| Dried tassels on corn stalks. |
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| Seedless grapes at their peak of ripeness. |
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