The rhubarb is slowing down but the french beans are now leading the glut; they’ll end up being pickled at this rate!
This is the first calabrese planted in the open. I never used to bother with summer plantings but then I discovered how delicious these are when cooked as tiny florets until al dente, refreshed in cold water and mixed in a green salad. The beans will also be featuring in the salads.
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Looking good. xx
Thanks
I have never seen the string beans in purple!
and they are much sweeter than the green variety
Crazy! 😱
Fabulous. Love this time of year. Your crate looks very impressive.
Thanks 🙂