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| The delicious Dragon Tongue beans have started to come in; a few favas from my failed experiment and some tasty shelling peas. |
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| I can't get enough of those purple raspberries! While camping last week, we found tons of them on a hike, along with so many mulberries. |
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Another representative salad featuring kale, chard, lettuces, herbs, beans, peas, small carrots, onion greens; the last cherries, some kohlrabi and an onion. More onions are to come: I just needed one at the moment and so picked it before the others.
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| My best pea harvest ever! Usually, the peas never make it into the house, as we just snack on them while we're out in the yard; but this year, cha-ching! I loved sitting out on the balcony, shelling them... like so many do around the world. |
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| All from the dacha: rat-tailed radishes, a few peppers, potatoes, the peas I shelled above, carrots from a thinning, a pile of purslane, lots of chrysanthemum greens, and that pretty bouquet. |
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| 40+ heads of garlic; a few more beans; and another bowlful of raspberries, which we promptly ate for dessert |
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Quite a variety in your harvest! Always looks good when it is all laid out and tastes better.
ResponderEliminarThose favas look pretty good - what happened in your experiment?
ResponderEliminarI grew my first shelling peas this year - reminded me of shelling them in my grandmothers kitchen.
Nice harvests, and I love all the berries. Yum.
ResponderEliminarOur peas have done really well this year too - I should say are doing.
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