Mother’s Day Album
May 10th, 2009 · No Comments · Posted in Blog, garden

French breakfast radishes, planted March 9

The fava bean blossoms--white wings with a big, black dot--look like a swarm of butterflies alighted in the garden.

Rhubarb is desperate to reproduce also, but the seeds are not true to the parent.

Peas are almost ready to open.

Mizuna makes a dainty, four-petaled flower--a true brassica.

Arugula is in the same family, but its flower is white. It's one of our favorites, especially in a Mother's Day salad.












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