"How luscious lies the pea within the pod."
~ Emily Dickinson
MY ALLOTMENT PLOT which is my second home during the warmer months. It is where I grew some perfectly podded peas - the first pickings were in June.
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Perfectly pleasant pea pods from your plot.
ReplyDeleteThey look delicious..Emily said it so well...
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try to grow some peas next summer. Looks like yours turned out very well. :D
ReplyDeleteAnna, I just planted peas here - yours are lovely perfect "p's" !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture of deliciously green peas and a perfect subject for the day!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!
Sylvia
I just remembered helping my grandmother shell the beans to get to the peas. Good memories.
ReplyDeleteHi Anna, peas are perfect. We sowed a late crop of sugar snaps, there is one pea. Perfect though.
ReplyDeleteFrances
I just love peas... cant wait for spring and new pea plants to grow!
ReplyDeletea pleasant pea-pleasing posying
ReplyDeleteI love deliciously sweet peas straight from the pod. I shall be growing them again next year.
ReplyDeleteYou plot sounds like a wonderful place. Do you grow the marrowfat peas used in mushy peas? So help me, I love mushy peas (which, incidentally is SO not known in the US!).
ReplyDeleteI love peas! come back summer.
ReplyDeleteAh, how I like the fresh picked peas. Do you also eat the young leaves, a Chinese delicacy.
ReplyDeleteTasty p's. They make my mouth water, for sure!
ReplyDeleteDo you know I've never grown peas? Next year, for sure! These look yummy.
ReplyDeleteOh, childhood memories!! I used to steal the peas from the plants in Grandad's vegetable garden! He knew, of course, so it wasn't really stealing, but my mother used to tell me off, saying there wouldn't be any left for dinner!
ReplyDeleteAh, but there's nothing quite like raw peas straight out of the shell, and fresh from the plant, is there? Nice one!
Put them in the Pot.
ReplyDeleteI love really fresh peas, all the sugars intact. Perfect!
All kinds of peas were so much a part of my childhood. I loved being in the garden with my father, although I admit he did most (all) the work. Nice memory.
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