Last summer we installed a small raised bed to grow vegetables in. It's been fun planting different seeds and plants. As with most things, there were success stories and not so successful stories. Early this spring I planted some peas from seed. This was a first for me.
Recenty I had the pleasure of harvesting my crop. I'm calling this a Success Story with a capital S.
It is always so nice to enjoy a little something from our garden! I love the pretty picture that you share...vintage~quaint~homey all come to mind! Blessings ~ Teri
ReplyDeleteGood morning, Kim! Your pea crop looks beautiful. I remember a long time ago growing peas and it took A Lot of pods to shell a bowl of peas. Enjoy your day! Twyla
ReplyDeleteYour blog update is simply gorgeous! What a way to be greeted when paying a visit.
ReplyDeleteYour accomplishment with the growing of peas is commendable. I never did that. I remember the growing space you created last year. Great job! There is nothing better than peas from the garden. My cousin has grown them for years, and I love the meals where she serves them.
Nothing like home grown vegetables. :-)
ReplyDeleteyum! Lucky!!!! I would love to grow my own veggies! Good for you:)
ReplyDeleteIt must be very satisfying and I bet that those peas tasted better than any others. I want to plant peas, too, but I'm getting behind. Perhaps I'll just buy the plant already started.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to beat home grown vegetables. Your carrot's and peas look great!
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you,
Congratulations on a successful pea crop! They look wonderful and I bet they are going to be delicious!
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Donna
Well, I don't blame you. I'd be proud of myself too. Now I'm glad I didn't plant many veggies, due to the onslaught of rats at my house. When will the construction ever stop toppling wild creatures habitats? I smile every time I see that banner of yours!
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I love your new banner! I was just thinking about bluebirds today...seeing them in our feeders! I would be eating your peas as I shelled...oh I love them! ♥
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing better than fresh garden peas! I love them!!! I think your garden was a success too. Your pictures were so pretty! Enjoy!!! Love & blessings from NC!
ReplyDeleteOh! what a wonderful feeling Kim even after planting and harvesting for so many years I still am awed by what comes forth from just one seed.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing and please enjoy.
Hugs,
Sue
Sucess...and so early in the season! I was still debating whether or not to plant peas...and you are already harvesting. Your fresh peas bring back memories of yesteryear...sitting as a family and shelling the freshly picked peas.
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