Late in the season I bought a small tomato plant and put it in a bin after pulling out the cucumbers. It is growing lavishly and has many green tomatoes.
We also are enjoying a second planting of green beans and the hyacinth bean vines are finally looking enthusiastic. What a great summer for the garden.
Thanks for the garden update!
ReplyDeleteHave you ever heard of Jamie Oliver's Baked Figs recipe? It's gorgeous! It's slow baked figs with the zest of clementines, sugar and cinnamon and eaten with bruschetta, goats cheese, walnuts and honey. I don't really like goats cheese so use a really lovely rich, salty cream cheese instead. You can find the recipe here: http://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/fruit-recipes/jamie-s-baked-figs It's especially lovely at Christmas and fills the house with lovely aromas as it bakes for 4 hours on a really low heat. Yummy :)
ReplyDeleteFig envy! Please reply to this comment...Want to see if I changed email here...having trouble.
ReplyDeleteFixed it! And the fig envy is real!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the garden poop! I've been wondering. Will your fig trees stay in their tubs for years? Please tell me again what size they are.
ReplyDeletemaggie in Arizona
Hoorah! Now I will bookmark. Soooo glad you are happy, and soooo glad the blog is 'all vack to normal'. I missed the dogs, Dave and the gardens. I do love the quilts, too--in fact, I own one. :))
ReplyDeleteLove your garden!!!
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