pea planting

There is nothing like growing your own food. in a couple of months, allowing for birds, snails, slugs, chickens, smothering weeds, or too much wind and rain I should be picking peas! In the meantime I can imagine their pert podded greeness and their lookalike spheres. Slow food with zero food miles!

@kali66

[Annie D]

home grown does taste so much better - if you can fight off said thieves and pestilence and thwart the weather

[Simply Amanda]

Very natural...love the peeking through the fence pov. And love peas!!

[Mike Gifford]

Looks great and sounds even better! A gardener's work is never done!

[kali]

@annied oh yeah I forgot mildew. and black spot... lol

[kali]

@amandal @mikegifford thankyou, here's hoping for a bumper crop, none will make it to the pot!

[Annie D]

@kali66 hahahahahahaha

[Simply Amanda]

You made me go out and buy peas today. Thanks;-). Do you export?

[Krista Marson]

I'm in the same camp as you!!

[summerfield]

wonderful pov. it's like the neighbour's watching you. :-)

[kali]

@amandal hahahah it is a contagion!!! good luck with your autumn peas, mine are giddy gee up for spring !

[kali]

@blueberry1222 I know you have a wonderful garden

[kali]

@summerfield haha no they can't really, my private paradise :) unless the meighbour behind me decides to finally build the two storey house he has been planning for years, he thinks he will get a view of the sea but all he will see is my beautiful mess! lol

[Simply Amanda]

@kali66 No, I just bought them in a box at the store...fresh produce. I so want to grow, but our yard isn't very conducive to a garden...super shady and not flat.

[Bill Fenske]

This is a great pov. I so wish I could have a garden. I live in an apartment.

[kali]

@amandal @bill_fe oh well, you can dream, plant something in a pot in a sunny windowsill :)