The peas have been producing flowers galore. And today I spotted the first two peas on the shorter, white-flowering plants. Most exciting.
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5 comments:
How exciting! I love mangetout peas. Mine already came, and gone. Its too hot for peas at the moment.
Delicious, I grow them in my garden every year as they are so tasty. I hope you will mange tout this year!
I love the pea flowers. I know you grow them to eat, but the flowers are so beautiful.
Oh my! Even the flowers are lovely - I don't remember those bicolored blooms when we grew peas. Hope you get lots and lots of peapods soon, WWWenches.
Annie at the Transplantable Rose
What beautiful pictures you have of them ! .. your garden looks wonderful and HUGE !
Was that purple or bronze fennel I spotted ? .. I have it too but something tells me mine won't be as large and magnificent as that one you have girls !
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