Tuesday, January 3, 2017
03/01/2017 A walk around the garden.
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Lovely roses! What are broad beans! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteDoniene I only know them as Broad Beans but having looked them up - Vicia faba, also known as the broad bean, fava bean, faba bean, field bean, bell bean, English bean, horse bean, Windsor bean, pigeon bean and tic bean. Here in France they are called Fèves. Hope this helps. We grow them every year and generally get a good crop that we can freeze for the remainder of the year. Have a good day Diane
DeleteYour temps are similar to here but I don't see any flowers.
ReplyDeleteLOL I am surprised we still have flowers!!!! Guess winter has not arrived yet! Have a good day Diane
DeleteWow, Diane, so beautiful and magnificent! We had freezing rain and snow here in Montreal today (a mixed bag). I love the snow but not the freezing rain. Thank you so much for this refreshing and lovely moment!
ReplyDeleteLinda you can have your Canadian rain and snow, something I can do well without :-) Thanks so much for the kind comment take care Diane
DeleteDiane, your garden is bursting with life and new growth! I would be overjoyed seeing all the new sprouts coming out from the ground!
ReplyDeleteNancy I am sure it is not going to last, it will get hit yet!! I am enjoying it though while it is here Diane
DeleteDoes that mean spring is on its way?
ReplyDeleteHa ha no it means winter has not arrived yet! Generally February is the worst month and if all goes as planned we will be in a place in the sun then :-) Keep well t'other Diane
DeleteSeems that the vegetables know something we do not - shows that the world is still turning.
ReplyDeleteCheers and (a slightly belated) Happy New Year - Stewart M - Melbourne
Broad Beans and garlic both kick off well with frosts so this is the time we always plant them. Thanks for the New Year wishes, lets hope 2017 will be a good one. Diane
DeleteA rose in January...now that is something we could never even imagine in Canada, other than for the west coast perhaps.
ReplyDeleteRare indeed even here!!! Diane
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