Turmeric leaf turning brown; time to harvest the rhizomes. Image: Su Leslie 2019
I’m paraphrasing William Burroughs (Junky, 1953) in the post title, but it’s an apt description of my garden right now. Even the fig tree, which is still producing fruit, has no green leaves, and soon will have none at all.
Still growing. Wednesday’s breakfast perhaps? Image: Su Leslie 2019
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Zimmerbitch 
Yay, it’s spring! 🙂
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Good thing I like our autumns 😀
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🙂
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All the leaves are brown….
Or, in our case, also the grass…
Unusually warm and dry autumn here so everything is following your paraphrase.
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Our grass is finally green again after the long dry summer — but the massive cracks in the ground are still really noticeable.
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The last “fig” of summer?
Leslie
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Thankfully not. There tree has been very kind to us this year.
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🙂
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Season’s turning point 😎. Love the bokeh in the fig shot.
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Thanks 😀
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Thanks to Mosy’s comment I am now singing that Mammas and Pappas song…. do you know it?
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“ California Dreaming, on such a winter day ….” Yep. My ear worm too 😀
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It is a timeless song.
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😀
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That is nature’s law which we cannot break. Great photos, Su!
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Thanks Peter 😀
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It took me a while to understand that the figs of next year are already formed tormed this year…. Fig trees are really special! Not only because of the bible, but also just BECAUSE!!!
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I think your garden deserves a little break, especially the fig tree. 😉
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