I am so excited! This is the best my beans have done in a very long time! Usually the deer break into the garden and only leave a few leaves and buds at the top of the teepee's, but they haven't gotten into either garden this year! Yay!
bean teepee's early Sunday morning
Six four-legged teepee's reaching high into the sky
My mouth is watering just thinking of the yummy green beans cooked with bacon, onion and garlic ~ just the way my Grandma used to make them! :~P
Or made into a delicious creamy, garden fresh vegetable chowder she used to call 'Mulligan'!
The bean plants are just loaded with blossoms, too, forecasting an abundant harvest in days to come ~ IF the weather cooperates and the deer don't get into the garden! :~O
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On another note ~
I was up behind the barn talking to the Gentleman Farmer while he was stacking the many cords of firewood he has been cutting for our winter heat.
I spotting a strange sight out of the corner of my eye~
there... up in the fir tree...
Do you see it?
A little closer...now do you see it?Look half way up the tree branches on the left...
There they are ~ Himalayan Blackberries growing up in the Fir Tree about 20 feet in the air!
There they are ~ Himalayan Blackberries growing up in the Fir Tree about 20 feet in the air!Too high for me to pick but I see that they are beginning to ripen and I will have to go out picking some for jelly and syrup! More delicious goodness from the farm!
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Jami at An Oregon Cottage for
Thank you, ladies, for hosting!
This must be what heaven smells like!
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