Great piccies, thanks for sharing. I spend most of my summers eating local soft fruit, but with no yard have to visit the farmers markets, boo-hoo. Why does no one in the east grow huckleberries?
Oh my gosh that sounds so good. I just had a breakfast of salmon on seeded rye from Balthazar - not bad - but you make me want to visit your back porch instead.
People just pass them around. If leave some of the beans on the vine until they are hard, you can save them and plant the next year. Where do you live?
It's too late to plant them for this year. but you can try next spring and if they dont germinate, i can give you more. I can leave them at the town clerk's office for you.
LOVE this post and the photo and sungolds
Well, thank you, Scott.
Possibly you have the best tomatoes I have ever eaten. The rest are just wonderful.
Lovely!
How very savory and beautiful, stimulating all the senses!
ah yes ... gardens.
Great piccies, thanks for sharing. I spend most of my summers eating local soft fruit, but with no yard have to visit the farmers markets, boo-hoo. Why does no one in the east grow huckleberries?
Ahhh
Besides the practical and environmental reasons for growing your own food, there is also a deep feeling of satisfaction.
Well, I confess, I find more satisfaction in eating the results than in growing the garden. :)
I don’t see the spider!
Ah, but you see it's work.
Mary sent me some Barre beans about 12 years ago snd I have been gorging on them for a couple of weeks best beans EVER
How do you prepare them? Like almost everything else this time of year, I go for olive oil and Parmesan. I suspect you are more abstemious.
Yummm. The tomatoes and potatoes side by side is brilliant!
Thanks. Arent the colors wonderful.
Your garden sounds like the perfect ratio of toil to table. That secret spider web reveal is photography magic. I love it.
Early morning is a great time to shoot ... but also to drink coffee and eat breakfast. Ah so many hard choices.
I love the spider web on the tomatoes, brilliant photo!
Thank you ... and the spider.
Oh my gosh that sounds so good. I just had a breakfast of salmon on seeded rye from Balthazar - not bad - but you make me want to visit your back porch instead.
and you make me want to go to Balthazar, HA!
Fava beans, a Fall River favorite for soups.
Really, I don't remember, but that makes sense. Did you get any flooding damage?
I’ve never heard of those luscious sounding beans. Where do you get the seed?
People just pass them around. If leave some of the beans on the vine until they are hard, you can save them and plant the next year. Where do you live?
East Montpelier!
i'll be happy to give you some. I have some of last year's left over and should have more this year.
I’d love to try them out. Thanks! Let me where and when to meet you.
It's too late to plant them for this year. but you can try next spring and if they dont germinate, i can give you more. I can leave them at the town clerk's office for you.
Ok sounds good. I’ve planted 3 year old bean seeds and had success so bet these will work.