Capering About The Village

On Via della Chiesa.
Below the flowers are capers, growing in the wall. These are known as "capperi" in Italian.

While caper in the sense of "frolicking" originates from "capriolare" in Italian, which means to "jump about".

[JackieR]

So pickled capers if with chilis will make one dance about??

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful

[Louise & Ken]

Such a lovely scene, but also curious if this is the source of the tasty capers we use in cooking?

[Kathy]

Such beautiful flowers in the flower boxes and old stone buildings.

[Lin]

Gorgeous

[Fisher Family]

A beautiful wall fof flowers!

Ian

[william wooderson]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond You're welcome to try that recipe! @bkbinthecity Thanks Brian! @Weezilou Oh yes indeed! Need a good while in salt or other preservative first though! @randystreat Yes that's a common thing with the boxes round here! @linnypinny Thank you Lin! @fishers Thanks Ian!

[Louise & Ken]

@will_wooderson Thanks for that information! I love them on top of a nice buttery fish dish, but never stopped to think about how they grow! 365 is forever a learning experience!