. I'm VERY excited because this is one of my first mangetout which I picked this evening. I found eight in total - not sure if there are any more cos they're very well camouflaged with the leaves, lol!!
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This is cool and you should be excited, I have two on mine! 
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I do like the tiny patches of purple against the green.
Moira
Moira
Thank you Alvar, Joan, Chinga and Peter.
Quote:'Don't know anything about this vegetable or plant,' Theresa.
Really? They're very popular over here: a flat peapod, which isn't shelled like ordinary peas - you 'eat all' of it, hence the (French) name, mangetout. You possibly didn't get the title either - from a very popular comedy series, Only Fools and Horses - did it make its way across to US television? Read about it here . Del Boy, the chief character, has a habit of randomly using French phrases with no regard to their actual meaning. So 'mangetout' in his vocabulary means 'my pleasure'. (Rodney is his younger brother)
Theresa
Quote:'Don't know anything about this vegetable or plant,' Theresa.
Really? They're very popular over here: a flat peapod, which isn't shelled like ordinary peas - you 'eat all' of it, hence the (French) name, mangetout. You possibly didn't get the title either - from a very popular comedy series, Only Fools and Horses - did it make its way across to US television? Read about it here . Del Boy, the chief character, has a habit of randomly using French phrases with no regard to their actual meaning. So 'mangetout' in his vocabulary means 'my pleasure'. (Rodney is his younger brother)
Theresa
An excellent close-up image, Theresa! Great details and nice composition! Well captured!
Have a lovely Sunday!
Cheers
Phil
Have a lovely Sunday!
Cheers
Phil
Grow your own, wonderful stuff. 
David
David
yummy !
