I went for my early walk first thing and after playing our usual five games of Rummikub the urge to sort the garage came over me... I did fight it believe me. Thankfully it won as I moved the tumble dryer, freezer and huge shelving unit and have created a proper utility space at one end and the garage looks so much lighter and brighter. Then I watered the front garden and harvested loads of veggies for the salads for tomorrow. The purple bits are gladioli petals from the garden. In fact every veggie in the salad is from our garden. I like to make a big bowl of it and then divided it up into portions. This salad contains Florence fennel, basil, gladioli petals, celery, tomatoes, spring onions, apple, cucamelons, golden purslane, rainbow chard, radishes, cucumber, lettuce, beet leaves and radish leaves
Along the lanes I'd love to wend, near Artist's Mews, on Writer's Bend. Where fragrant flowers of every hue sparkle in the morning dew. I wish I lived in Carver's Valley, Quilter's Creek or Cross Stitch Alley. Just think of all the things I'd make, if I lived by Crafters Lake.......... If gardening is more your thing you might prefer my gardening blog... https://backgardenveggieplot.blogspot.com/
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ReplyDeleteMy little b rain just can't handle Rummikub. I leave it to the experts in the family. A good game though.
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It keeps my grey matter from clogging up. :-)
DeleteThat's fantastic! I'm so impressed with all of the vegetables that you are growing. I've got baby lettuce on the way...and artichokes.
ReplyDeleteI've never tried artichokes but am growing the Jerusalem variety.
DeleteYour salads look like little works of art - can I have one without the meat? xxx
ReplyDeleteHow does feta and walnut grab you? x
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