Happy Tuesday
♥
{Love}
to garden and grow food we can pick and eat for dinner
Last year we had a bumper crop of artichokes
{My husbands favorite}
This years crop has already blessed us
We also have tomatoes and strawberries
in bloom
This morning the weather is glorious
I am grateful the bunnies are still in the backyard eating the grass
not in the front garden eating the new
strawberry and tomato buds
strawberry and tomato buds
I did spot a little bunny
watching me this morning
♥
The tomatoes were planted from seed
so far they are doing well
going from greenhouse to garden we have lost a few in the past
but they seem hardy and
going from greenhouse to garden we have lost a few in the past
but they seem hardy and
there are already several yellow buds
There is nothing like a fresh picked juicy tomato from the garden for our summer salads
There is nothing like a fresh picked juicy tomato from the garden for our summer salads
Artichokes are so delicious
I never had an artichoke until I was dating my husband
it was so fun to share one with him on our dates
we still
{Love}
to share them with each other
here is the recipe we use for our fresh cut artichokes
Cover the artichokes with water and the ingredients below bring to a boil lower heat and simmer covered for 45 minutes
2 tablespoons Italian salad dressing
a bay leaf
juice from one lemon
so easy
and
delicious
♥
~Grateful~
It is going to be another summer filled
It is going to be another summer filled
with delicious fresh food from the garden
♥
romantic saying for today
"From the seed of this day let our love grow as the tree grows
reaching down to build strong roots"
♥
Pam
romantic saying for today
"From the seed of this day let our love grow as the tree grows
reaching down to build strong roots"
♥
Pam
Oh Pam, how divine to have such gardens bringing you nutricious healthy food and beauty as well.
ReplyDeleteIt is such a blessing.
I love artichoke too - never though of planting them, will have to tell my gardener hubs about that!
Lovely garden pictures. Artichokes are so delicious, and when they are accidentally not harvested in time and you get those spectacular blossoms instead...Wow. Love that...
ReplyDeleteCiao,
Mary
I am amazed that you have artichokes and that even your ladder is pink
ReplyDeleteCan I just say I LOVE YOUR PINK LADDER!!!!!!!!! Lovely post, thanks for sharing your pretty garden.
ReplyDeletexox
favorite!!
ReplyDeleteyummmy!!!!!!!!
LOVE your garden!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour garden is amazing! I can't wait for it to warm up here so I can get my hands dirty.
ReplyDeleteHi Pam - I just love artichocks! Not only for eat, but also for decoration they are beautiful and remain a long time, even dried! Look at my kitchen, I have some as a decoration!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Barbara
This is what we should all be doing. I am so proud to know you. Big props, my friend.
ReplyDeleteFantastic garden images, Pam.
ReplyDeleteYou are living a garden fairy's dream, seriously!
I love artichokes but have never made them at home.
I may have to try this recipe!
Thanks for sharing.
xox
Alison
thank you for such a beautiful post. Loving your adorable bunny. Cheers SpecialK XoXo
ReplyDeleteof just kill me now with that precious pink ladder. love it!
ReplyDeletemichele
So nice to see your wonderful garden! It's so tidy looking of course! Love your bunny shot! I hope it just flourishes for you!
ReplyDeleteCute bunny! I love the pink ladder. I have one like that, I may have to paint mine!
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