Already? You say.

Dwarf Bak Choy (or I call it Baby Bak Choy, my favorite!)

Red Romaine Lettuce for salads

Snow Peas climbing up the ladder. Grow, peas, grow!

What we had for dinner that night!
It's a pity the leaves are so bug-eaten. So much for us trying to be pesticide-free. Although they don't look very nice, nothing beats the taste of home-grown food!!
Watch this space for more exciting veggies!
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I'll be honest. I don't think I can eat veg with that many holes. Growing your own veg in Singapore is a challenge. I think most hdb dwellers grow lime and curry plants.
ReplyDeleteoooh, so fun! We grow a few small things in pots on our window sill. Think herbs, little tomatoes and chilipeppers ^^ I love it! although those chilipeppers are HOT! x
ReplyDeleteSince I can't farm in NY other than herbs, I joined my neighborhood CSA farm share. I'll be picking up new veggies and fruits every week. I may hit you up for recipe ideas!
ReplyDeleteOh, I agree! Gardens, animals and hubby's are definitely good ways to make any day happy!
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