It is very hot and many gardeners at the Community Garden are leaving their soil fallow but there are still plants that continue to grow bountifully in the heat.This Ceylon Spinach has leaves the size of dinner plates, and the native passion fruit provides sweet passion fruit flavored berries consistently.
The wandering cress seems to be another ongoing success. The leaves have a great nutty flavor.
From my own patch I continue to get strawberries, tomatoes, ceylon spinach, beans, carrots, shallots and my very special white eggplant.
This post is part of Fight Back Friday, Fertilizer Friday, Outdoor Wednesday, Nature's Notes, Hookin Up With HoH, Transformation Thursday.
9 comments:
I love looking at all the food in your garden. I haven't heard of that type of cress before, it looks gorgeous!
Looks like you have lots of delicious choices in your garden.
It is so refreshing to see lovely green plants and I am just salivating at the thought.. of course gardens are months away.. Michelle
How wonderful. I love a good homegrown bean.
how wonderful all the great foods you are still harvesting...mmmmm
Just loving seeing all of this green!
I hadn't heard of native passionfruit before. What are the fruit like?
What a still life they make.
what a great garden you have going here! lots of yummy things to eat!
thanks for linking in today!
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