Okay, I suppose a single item doesn’t really constitute a harvest. But this little sugar snap pea tasted delicious. Fingers crossed, I’ll be gathering many more in future.
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| I find these little blooms pretty but the intricate transformation engulfing the one below astonished me. |
Can you believe I split that tiny nibble with my husband? Do you enjoy eating any pea variety?
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I love snap peas!
ReplyDeleteI do love sugar snap peas both raw and cooked. XO
ReplyDeleteHugs, my dear.
DeleteI like those too and the first picking counts as a harvest!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteSure, I'd say that counts as a first harvest.
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DeleteOh wow.. that is great.
ReplyDeleteThank you, my dear.
DeleteSugar snap peas are so good! We recently had our backyard landscaping done to include a bigger garden with some raised beds. I planted two rows of snap peas this year and I can't wait to start harvesting them. There's nothing better than eating them right off the vine. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI wish I'd planted more. lol I ate one while out this morning. Yum...
Deleteguyz...sew...wearz de cat nip and grazz ??? catz due knot like peaz sew whatz up with that !! :) ☺☺♥♥
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DeleteDad says he loves snacking on those little things, especially when they're nice and sweet and crisp.
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Deleteyou know me....odd eater! I don't eat much peas or green beans at all, but I do love a good raw sugar pea. HAHA...You are already producing food and I can't get my wild flowers to pop up any higher than about 4 inches. It will take me forever to learn to regrow according to this soil.
ReplyDeleteSoil chemistry is a challenge to understand. My grow bags have helped a lot.
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