If you forget to look under the leaves for a while, this is what an ignored zucchini looks like.
Don't know if it's going to be Choc Zucchini cake, soup, or bread.
These amaze me. they ripen even while buried inside the plant.
Monday, September 13, 2010
In the Garden
Here it is. A shameful brag on my garden. When I talk about going out to pick tomatoes, this is how it looks!
If you forget to look under the leaves for a while, this is what an ignored zucchini looks like.
Don't know if it's going to be Choc Zucchini cake, soup, or bread.
These amaze me. they ripen even while buried inside the plant.
If you forget to look under the leaves for a while, this is what an ignored zucchini looks like.
Don't know if it's going to be Choc Zucchini cake, soup, or bread.
These amaze me. they ripen even while buried inside the plant.
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Wow!! That's very impressive! I have... what's the opposite of green thumbs - brown thumbs? Whatever it is, if it's anything more than cut flowers, it dies. So I'm in awe of anyone who has even a small garden, let alone one that looks like yours!
ReplyDelete"Choc zucchini cake"? Don't think that was in the book... can you share the recipe? :)
Wow! Amazing. Thanks for posting pics. :-)
ReplyDeleteNo wonder you are proud of your garden. Looks great! I bet those tomatoes are yummy...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the pics! :)
Your Zucchini and Tomatoes look amazing...
ReplyDeleteI made the Carrot Soup (with zucchini) it was so easy and tasted so good...I can't wait to try the other soup recipes in your book!
Your tomatoes did ALOT better than here in Tennessee. TOO much rain (flooded in May) and then it dried up. Lots of crops were ruined this year :( so now I have no homemade salsa. The okra, however, did GREAT. Picked a 8-10" one just yesterday. Funny thing is, I don't really like okra.
ReplyDeleteHow awesome!!! I wish I could do more than kill plants...I have a black thumb. I used to spend hours with my Grannie working on her garden, and sadly, none of her skill rubbed off on me. I am super jealous of you....well, even more so. I would love to be able to have a garden and share it with my children. *sigh* Thanks for sharing!! Always look forward to your updates. *love & hugs&
ReplyDeleteYour garden is amazing Deidre I love the pictures
ReplyDeleteWow that is some garden. I love green tomatoes...fried of course. So not good for you...but soo tasty. Good thing I don't eat them very often. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteO, those look so yummy! Washed and sliced fresh tomatoes are the best! Enjoy your gardening! And I vote for the chocolate cake; after dinner of course...
ReplyDeleteWow you really do have a green thumb! Congrats on that beautiful garden! Looks wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteVery impressive=)You deserve a shameful brag;)There is nothing like a homegrown tomato=) Mine didn't do too well this year=(
ReplyDeleteIf I could raise a garden like that, I would brag too!
ReplyDeleteNevermind soup, that zucchini could be used as a lethal weapon. I <3 tomatoes.
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful!! A friend of mine has a garden like that and cans tomatoes every year. My fav is when she makes the Barefoot Contessa's Roasted Tomato Basil Soup and invites me for lunch! lol
ReplyDeleteThat sounds yummy, Claudia. Lol And I do love watching The Barefoot Contessa. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's the best garden i have ever seen i recently started a garden and i hope i have great success like you did :). Keep posting
ReplyDeleteTina!!!!! hey honey. Me too :)
ReplyDeleteI am officially impressed! You have a beautiful garden.
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