Sorry, it's a lousy picture of a picture. What can I say?
I was choosing fresh herbs to be planted when my head felt a soft knock. I looked up and there it was. A hanging basket filled with pepper plants. It's cradle must have stood in a greenhouse because the peppers were already formed; green, small, but bigger than if they had been growing in a garden. I took them home where they enjoyed their new living quarters and grew to be a delight to eat.
Friday, May 31, 2013
Hanging Peppers
Sorry, it's a lousy picture of a picture. What can I say?
I was choosing fresh herbs to be planted when my head felt a soft knock. I looked up and there it was. A hanging basket filled with pepper plants. It's cradle must have stood in a greenhouse because the peppers were already formed; green, small, but bigger than if they had been growing in a garden. I took them home where they enjoyed their new living quarters and grew to be a delight to eat.
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3 comments:
Hurrah! Like the Hanging Gardens of Babylon!
What a delicious display! It is recommended that they be grown in a greenhouse in our neck of the woods. And therein lies a problem!
Rouchswalwe!
No shrine at the top though.
Tom!
I live under a cold belt here and have a problem growing things but when started inside and moved out to hang, all kind of vegetation does well.
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