Brussels Sprouts

Found several fields of them in this area.

[Graham Thresher]

Great capture.

[Ann]

Great shot.

[Kate Goring]

This is so cool! As the plants mature it's neat to see the leaves dry and change colour. Another fabulous shot of the crop.

[Denise Wood]

That's a big field. Unfortunately not one of my favourite foods :)

[Elyse Klemchuk]

Wow, look at that! I have never seen how Brussels sprouts grow! Look at the twisted shape of the sprouts, too!

[Bep]

Wij eten ze morgen. Heerlijk.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Wonderful -- so I did guess correctly yesterday . !! I love sprouts in winter but my late husband only tolerated them smothered in apple sauce !! So every time we had sprouts I also served apple sauce no matter what meat was served !!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

They look great. Excellent shot.

[Kathy]

They look so exotic. I guess they are a cool weather plant, belonging to the cole family

[Darinka]

Thank you for sharing this!I had never seen fields of Brussels sprouts!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

My goodness, I don't think I've ever seen that many in a field! I actually like Brussels Sprouts and even did as a child. Go figure!

[julia]

That's a lot of brussel sprouts.. great shot..

[Margo]

Never knew they grew on a long stem

[Sylvia du Toit]

Thanks for sharing. Never seen this before.

[alia_801]

I was trying to work out what food was growing there! They make interesting plants.

[Dione Giorgio]

All those sprouts could feed a whole nation. super shot.

[Chris K]

very interesting. i have never seen them growing either

[Ivan]

Super image, Ferry, and thank you for the information about the Ros Bayard, Tina read it too!

[Dawn Matthews]

Cool shot! I always just thought the were in the freezer with the Jolly Green Giant! LOL!!!

[Nina Ganci]

wonderlik! Brussel Sprout! Het dit nog nooit gesien het nie!

[Sandy]

Interesting how you can see them so clearly in this shot but not in the previous one.

[Vesna]

Excellent photo!

[Jane Morley]

Wonderful! ...and I like eating them too!