Clusters of grapes that covered an arbor in our side yard garden, were almost ripe. No shortage of grapes this autumn.

This part of the raised bed garden was well shaded by the masses of grape leave growing overhead and covering the arbor.

A closer view of a few of the bunches of grapes that hung from the arbor. They were not yet full size, and were not yet ripe enough to eat.

Dozen of bunches of grapes hung over the path from a branch that connected the arbor to the bird patch of branches.

Grape leaves grew so dense at one end of the arbor that they created a sizable patch of shade.

Clusters of grapes hung down through the gaps of an overhead arbor. That arbor covered two legs of the raised vegetable beds in our side yard.