Just some odds and ends today.
Harvest from my daughter's indoor garden.
Including chocolate peppers. Ever heard of them?
My zinnies are taking over mine:)
My son's family and in-laws are vacationing in the Turk and Caicos Islands
And for the coffee (and tea) drinkers out there.
From my coffee calendar:)
AND
Last but not least:
*If you want added or removed from the birthday roll just let me know.
That's it for me, Blogger Buds. What's going on in your neck of the woods?
15 comments:
Not much happening in my life. It is very cold here, and yesterday so wet. But as Australians say, we need the rain, even ironically during a flood.
I am a big fan of bell peppers but I have never heard of a chocolate pepper. Since I never met a capsicum I didn’t eat with glee I am sure this would be no different. Your daughter’s garden looks to be doing exceptionally well. Maybe tonight we’ll have pulled pork, peppers and potatoes for dinner, or maybe it will be capsicums, chicken and carrots. So many choices at the Alliterative Café!
I've heard of chocolate peppers but never seen one in a store.
Wow! What an abundant bounty :) what a great gift xo
I love your photos and birthday illustration for Jeanie, dear Sandra!
I have never heard of chocolate peppers!
Nice to catch up
Yum on the pepper!
I'm a big fan of bell peppers but have never heard of chocolate peppers. They look beautiful. Your indoor garden is doing great.
Happy birthday, Jeanie.
I do enjoy bell peppers but have not come across chocolate peppers ... must read up about them!
Happy Tuesday Wishes.
All the best Jan
More on the Chocolate Bell Pepper: It's an heirloom variety which starts as green and matures to a dark chocolate color. It is one of the sweetest bell peppers, making it great for snacking and cooking. The plants are medium to large and can be grown in containers or small garden.
All the best Jan
chocolate peppers? How do they taste?
Hi Ivy:) Don't they sound good.
I have not heard of a chocolate pepper. It is wonderful to have an indoor garden with all the problems with produce lately. I have been buying mine from a local farmer. I do enjoy my salads.
LOL about needing rain during the flood. How 'bout you take some of our heat and send us some of your cold, Andrew, and maybe we'll balance out:)
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