Its a beautiful, joyful, and peaceful ritual that I am grateful for. Very grateful for. I was looking at these pictures I had taken and I noticed something...
How many times have I used the word 'beautiful' in this post? Not enough. This stuff is so so so pretty!
And so is she! It did seem just a little bit less beautiful a few hours into my cleaning, chopping, blanching, and bagging for the freezer... But come later this summer, when our garden can no longer contain my beautiful rainbow, I'll be so glad for all the work.
And grateful for my beautiful helper too!
For the record... I bagged 9lbs of chard. Used the word beautiful 8 times, and the word grateful 4 times.
Thank you to The Magic Onions for bringing us together every Friday....
For the record... I bagged 9lbs of chard. Used the word beautiful 8 times, and the word grateful 4 times.
Thank you to The Magic Onions for bringing us together every Friday....
12 comments:
Wow! Your rainbow chard look amazing mine didn't grow that big.
I love the look of it with it beautiful colours in the vegie patch...:)
They are both beautiful. I love the rainbow colours. Our rainbow chard is more like a single droplet at the moment. We are at the two leaves stage.
I love your garden. The chard really is beautiful. Enjoy dinner!
Thank you ladies! The chard grew much larger than we expected (we're novice) but it probably helps that it was planted last fall. Having mild winters means we have a much different growing season here in AZ. We have to schedule around our summers, like most people do around their heavy winters. There are a few plants that make it through the heat. We are still figuring it all out!
Beautiful garden you have there...you all must have splendidly green thumbs! I came to visit via the Magic Onions...love your blog!
Maureen
That is beautiful.
I LOVE coloured chard. We let it self seed every year and harvest loads for us and lots for the chooks. I loved your pictures.
You have been busy, hi from New Zealand Cheers Marie
It looks yummy. i didn't know there was rainbow chard. I guess we have a different variety?
thanks for stopping by my blog.
Oh, My! What a lush garden!!! Amazing looking rainbow chard. I bet they taste delicious too.
Yum yum yum! It is beautiful and one of my favourite garden harvests...though this year I am sadly missing it. So glad I can enjoy watching you with yours.
What beautiful children you have, little boy reminds me of mine. I know about the chard I had so much of it growing as well as basil and arugula, they grow wild in tropical countries. Good luck with your birth, i had both my babies at home and hoping for a third one in the near future
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