I took this photo yesterday:
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Aren't they beautiful flowers?
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Beautiful, especially when you know there are nice little potatoes underneath 😁
ReplyDeleteTakes me back to the nineteen sixties Linda when I spent a fortnight at my grandparents farm and they had a field full of vegetables for woman's and the livestock. Happy days!
ReplyDeleteThat should say who mans or humans and the livestock...
ReplyDeleteYou shall henceforth be known as Potatohead.
ReplyDeleteYes. I have been called worse names Tasker. Suppose Potatohead is better than being called Spud or Tater?
ReplyDeleteVeg Artist My 2nd earlies are coming on nicely in pots. The watering of everything is driving me spare though!
ReplyDeleteHi Veg Artist. We are watering twice at the moment. Early morning and late at night. It's getting even hotter next week.
DeleteI shall listen to Louis tomorrow, I have my playlist playing right now.
ReplyDeleteI just thought it was an appropriate track to go with the photo River. We cooked the new potatoes in the air fryer last night. Surprisingly very good.
ReplyDeleteAir fryer potatoes sound pretty good to me. Fresh and tasty.
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear from you JayCee. I was amazed how good they tasted.
ReplyDeleteIt is always a joy to see potatoes coming out in flower.
ReplyDeleteIt is Rachel. I bet you could paint a wonderful picture of them.
ReplyDeleteIt always boggled my mind how quickly potatoes sprouted and grew!
ReplyDeleteTwelve weeks is all it takes Debby.
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