It is amazing how quickly one forgets the changes in a garden. Even with peas, those nitrogen fixating, super growers, it feels as if they were always as big as they are now. If you haven't been out to the garden in awhile, though, you might be surprised!
Here (right) are the peas Sugar Ann snap peas (Pisum sativum "Sugar Ann"---sativum, by the way, merely means cultivated) on the 21st of May, 2008, about ten days after they were planted
.
Here they are (above) on June 7th, 2008, nicely pea-sticked with Bob's branches. And again (below) on the 19th of June. They are now about two feet high. And we have PEAS!!! They came
almost over night! Here is the evolution:
Anyway, the juvenile peas taste pretty good, but the real thing will by tomorrow and they will all be ready by Wednesday!
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