The best thing about keeping a garden, other than being able to pick organically-grown vegetables or herbs or flowers at a moment’s notice, is the fact that you can grow varieties of plants otherwise rare or hard to find in the market.
Take these beautiful vegetables below, for example.
They’re not your run-of-the-mill eggplants, or tomatoes, or zucchini. They’re more interesting because of their shapes and colors and tastes.
At times I have a hard time harvesting them because they look so pretty growing on the plants. I think I garden mostly because I enjoy seeing things grow.
If the weather continues to be this warm, I’ll be getting a lot more of these vegetables. Time for ratatouille, maybe? Any other ideas?
Terrific Ideas from Last Week’s Fiesta
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Of Goats and Greens says
Thank you for featuring my tomagoyaki omelet! The tortilla stack and the shrimp dish look awesome!!
Angie says
You’re welcome! Thanks for cohosting! XO
Irene says
Lovely veggies!
Angie says
Thanks, fellow gardener!
Tai East says
Hi, Angie! Happy Friday to you!
I love gardening as well! Although, I mostly use my Tower Garden now, but there is something so rewarding in harvesting things that you’ve grown yourself. Anyway, thanks so much for hosting!
Angie says
Happy Friday to you, too, Tai! Tower Garden sounds so much fun!
Miz Helen says
Hi Angie,
I love coming to your site and just looking at your beautiful photos and presentations, you are so talented! Thanks so much for the party and have a great week!
Miz Helen
Angie says
Aaw… that’s so sweet… thanks so much, Miz Helen! I hope you’re enjoying the fiesta. Have a fabulous week! ??
Tea With Jennifer says
Thank you for hosting Angie!
Blessings,
Jennifer
Angie says
You’re very welcome! ??
Liz says
Beautiful veggies Angie. Let me know if you would like me to cohost.
Angie says
Thanks! If you can do it Oct 1st or 8th that would be awesome. Let me know, please. Thanks so much, Liz ??
Helen at the Lazy Gastronome says
Thanks for hosting the party. Have a fantastic weekend.
Angie says
You’re welcome. You, too, Helen, have a wonderful weekend!
Tamy says
I love popping in here for the party. I always find such inspiring ideas and recipes. Thank you for hosting. I hope you have a FANTASTIC week. I brought 49er CHILI &HOT DOG CASSEROLE, CHICKEN IN LEMON WINE SAUCE and PINEAPPLE UPSIDE DOWN CAKE with PINK PEPPERCORN CARAMEL this week.
Angie says
Wow, they all sound terrific! Thanks for sharing!
Jhuls @ The Not So Creative Cook says
Angie, can you send me some of the your veggies? Haha!
Thank you and Diann for hosting. Sorry, I am late – busy days. I hope you are having a fab week!
Angie says
I would if I could, Jhuls. I’m a sharer not a hoarder ? Some of my coworkers enjoy my garden’s bounty ?
Kate - Gluten Free Alchemist says
That’s a beautiful selection of vegetables. I love growing in the garden and also managed a couple of aubergines (eggplant) this year.
Thank you so much for featuring my Tortilla Stack.
Have a great week. xxx
Angie says
I admit I don’t always manage to grow great eggplants but this year seems different. I find they actually love water! It’s been so wet this year.
The tortilla stack is ingenious!