Plunking rows of peas-to-be into their furrows and tucking them in is the sweetest part.
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Preparations: planting
Plunking rows of peas-to-be into their furrows and tucking them in is the sweetest part. 
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Plunking rows of peas-to-be into their furrows and tucking them in is the sweetest part.
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Kristina Strain
Wife, writer, tinkerer, grower of food. I'm happiest outside our rambling farmhouse with a basket looped on my arm, picking dinner from the garden. That's joy right there. Please follow along; I'm so glad you're here!
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*Above image, painting by Chelsea Gibson.
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3 comments:
I look forward to seeing what they grow into!
I look forward to eating them!
Oooo - yummy home-grown peas! I'm sure they are going to be delicious.
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