Regular readers will recall the great garden disaster of a few months ago. This involved me leaving all of my seeds out in the rain for several days, leading to panicked planting and the resurgence of my vege garden at a time when I was rather over the whole gardening thing due to failure after failure.
Serendipity smiled on me, and now I have a garden filled with abundance, despite my ignoring it for days on end.
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The peas got all mixed up, so we've got snow peas and normal peas all growing together The kids and I stand in the sunshine and eat snow peas after school |
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We picked these for dinner tonight |
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Is there anything more perfect? |
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And the sweet and delicious result. |
We ate them with baked chicken and roast vegies, including baby turnips from the garden as well.
Doesn't get any better :)
1 people love me:
yay! so good that you planted those seeds.
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