We pulled out the remaining beetroots the other day so we have planted bush cucumbers in their place. As the hot weather really hasn't started yet I'm taking the chance that it's not too late and I'm sure with summer being late it will last longer, I hope, and I'll get a crop
And here we pulled up the first planting of onions which I made into an onion pie. And replaced them with banana chillies. They are so yum grilled with the skin off. Or in salads raw or even stuffed and cooked in the oven. Yum can't wait
And this is today's haule. We will eat some of these beans tonight and the rest I'll freeze for another meal. The carrots are going to be scrubbed and Cooked in the oven with potatoes and pumpkin to have with the beans and roast chicken.
And a pic of my stripped rose. It's so beautiful I had to share it with you my bloggy friends
How is your garden growing
It is so nice to see things growing. Is that flowers on the Tomatoes too? Yum! I have never heard of onion pie. Will have to look that up for hubby. I can not eat the onions myself. But your garden looks great.
ReplyDeleteYup. Lots of flowers on the tomatoe plants. I made up the recipe lol I do that. It tasted nice
DeleteWow, your garden is going great guns! What kind of tomatoes are you growing with so many blossoms? Mmm, fresh garden beans, lovely, lovely!
ReplyDeleteYour rose is beautiful - food for your eyes - - -
I'm not sure Sharon. Just a variety of them. They were given to me by a friend who works in the nursery industry. So I was just grateful for them
DeleteThe garden is certainly thriving Angela! I love the sayings that you used in this post...the bride's nightie one had me chuckling...Aussie idioms are sure fun!!! Lol
ReplyDeleteHahaha yup. Love the Aussie lingo lol
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