State of the Garden (You Can See the Teeth Marks)
I cut off the gnawed parts, diced the rest, and put it in the freezer. One day in snowy winter, I will thaw it and cook some warm for winter soup or stew with beans and grains and possibly greens.
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State of the Garden
At last, after seven years of being just an apparently invasive vine, the grape kiwi is fruiting. The squirrels and birds will get most, but I am getting some.
I am reminded, by my hopefully tending the vine for years without fruit, of the power of perseverance and patience. Something like yoga practice.
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State of the Garden
If I had more space for planting, I would grow enough beans to eat green and share plentifully in summer and also have enough for dried and frozen beans through the winter.
This year I ate and shared fully most of the summer, but don’t have much for storage. Good thing I can buy food.
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Spam of the Day (Antithesis of mindfulness?)
Really no matter if someone doesn’t be aware of after that its
up to other users that they will help, so here it takes place. -
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State of the Garden
Rhubarb
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Shiva-Shakti?
Cucumber growing, not as typically in the shape of the symbol for lingam, but in the shape of the symbol for yoni.
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Lila (Play of Shiva and Shakti)
Another perfect
Two sweet cherry tomatoes
One yellow. One red.
And some coriander about to flower.
