...So the real question is who do you think has been eating these peas? A slug would have finished the whole leaf. Who would only be eating in such a decorative manner?
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Petunia is the garter snake that moved into our vegetable garden in its early days. This space shares the ever-evolving garden along with some excursions beyond the fence.
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Looks very healthy and lovely leaves.
Now would I be able to grow these?!
Pink pods? Sounds very exotic! lol Am sure they will look great in salads :o)
When the photo first popped up on my screen I thought.... "Cool a lettuce". Never heard of pink peas before.
I'm no gardener, but surely the 'pinked' comes from the edge of the leaves..appearing to have been cut woth pinking shears..?
How lovely!
You can be sure I've not taken my pinking shears to the garden. But, indeed, something has been taking nice little bites out of the leaves. It's a good thing I have some back-ups growing in the garage. But, no seed takers?
Hmmm... April 1st. Hmmmm. I'm guessing a scrapbooker used some of those fancy edging scissors on these beauties. Or maybe it has something to do with that boulder in my garden??
perhaps a slightly anorexic slug? or a very finicky one?
A little mouse perhaps?
Wonderful photos
Funny! I don't know who took little bites out of your peas. Perhaps the garden fairies did it? ;-)
Yes, little pixies wanting to make the pea leaves look all lacey!
We finally got a tiller so we can have a real garden. I'm waiting for my beets to sprout up. thanks for the picture of beets coming up. I love how you show your gardening techniques. It's very educational to me. Hope the little frog gets lucky tonight. chuckle
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