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What a beautiful bowl of vegies - I can almost smell their sweetness. Glad the bugs didn't get to them. T.
ReplyDeleteYour efforts have been rewarded! What a fantastic feeling!
ReplyDeleteVery nice :). And it rained here since early August...
ReplyDeleteVery nice :). And it rained here since early August...
ReplyDeleteHi Farmgirl,
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bounty!!
Bruno
An inch of rain sounds like a blessing to those of us in droughtland. Currently trying to get my goats to eat what is left of my pitiful veggie garden (heat and drought are rough on a vegetable plot) - then will put a load of goat by-product (compost), black plastic and help nature re-create a good growing spot! Winter gardens are feasible here - and getting rid of weeds/grasses will make life simpler - simple is good right? Congrats on the rain and the beautiful harvest - those colors are so intense - we'd hesitate to put them inside the house but inside the stomach - YIPPEE! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI am just too green with envy!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo! Those red peppers look fabulous. What kind are they?
ReplyDeleteHi Tina,
ReplyDeleteMe, too!
Hi Sissy,
Definitely!
Hi Marlinda,
Thanks. Wow, sounds like you've had plenty of rain. We just got another three inches over the weekend which should make a huge difference.
Hi Bruno,
The best part is it tastes as good as it looks.
Hi Linda Sue,
I hope you get some rain soon. Yes, simple is always good--at least in my opinion! Every year I am struck by the beauty of red and orange peppers--and the neat feel that they have.
Hi Christa,
Thank you. These are my two favorite varieties of sweet peppers. The orange ones are Orange Sun Bells (sooo sweet) and the red ones are Aconcaguas. Click here to read my previous post all about them.