The plant I nearly "nurtured" to death and then finally left alone in utter frustration, is bearing fruit.
I couldn't be more proud if it strapped on ballet shoes and danced around the garden.
Friday, May 18, 2012
TA...DA...!!!
Like a child in her first recital, showing off for Mom and Dad, this artichoke revealed itself today!
The plant I nearly "nurtured" to death and then finally left alone in utter frustration, is bearing fruit.
I couldn't be more proud if it strapped on ballet shoes and danced around the garden.
The plant I nearly "nurtured" to death and then finally left alone in utter frustration, is bearing fruit.
I couldn't be more proud if it strapped on ballet shoes and danced around the garden.
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I always wanted to grow them!!! Was it hard. Do you think it would grow here in North Carolina? I love that veg and it is so so good for you. I really am into home grown veg without all those pesticides and fertilizers. I have beautiful dirt, I call black gold.
ReplyDeleteThey seem to really love the salt air, mist and cooler temperatures of my coastal garden. Oh, what I would give for black gold instead of sandy soil!
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