It's not all doom and gloom: our garden is looking rather prosperous.
We harvested our first broccoli last Sunday, and now the cauliflower is also ready.
But the cabbages still need some more growing time.
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I'm so jealous - I'd just love a veg garden! How satisfying to be able to eat the fruit of your own labours!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like the snow is here to stay so only visions of a garden left for this year here in Canada.
ReplyDeleteNo garden flourishes in northern US at this time of the year.Good to see,Greece is blessed with milder winters.
ReplyDeleteThe winter garden looks great. I know who's house I need to be over for dinner - lol.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, your garden looks great! I love those large leaves hiding the baby cabbages. I miss my garden ... it'll be another 7 or 8 months until I get to experience it's bounty again! Sob!
ReplyDeleteThis looks pretty nice. Reminds me I need a garden too. (Dream on). In my younger days, fresh produce always came from nearby "bostania" (vegetable fields). It tasted .... fresh!! Yes, we need something brighter to think about ...
ReplyDeleteDo you have slugs in Crete? It is so wet here they are a real pest, more so than snails.
ReplyDeleteLovely garden. I wish I had a garden where I could grow organic vegetables.
ReplyDeleteLooking good! Im jealous,it is so cold and damp here!!
ReplyDeletethank you so much for your kind thoughts and words! Sorry it has taken so long for me to respond - I love your blog and am excited every time I see a new post! I love food and reading about food - so this fits the bill! I have pics of sweet natalya on my site . . . take care!
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