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Post by slimshavings on Mar 14, 2006 23:36:38 GMT -5
Went out to pull the mulch off the strawberries and asparagus. Lo and behold there were four nice big asparagia sticking up. they are now in my belly thanks to microwave, butter and salt ;D ;D
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Post by Kathy on Mar 15, 2006 0:12:24 GMT -5
There's something about those first spring vegetables that makes them taste better than any the rest of the season!! ;D I'm glad spring has arrived in your area!!  |
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Post by bergere on Mar 15, 2006 8:39:59 GMT -5
You are soooo lucky!! Bet they tasted really good.  |
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Post by dlangland on Mar 15, 2006 14:26:27 GMT -5
Just go ahead, Slim, just make us drool. Nothing like fresh asparagus. I'm jealous, sir. Must be nice to live in the warmer southern parts.  Deb |
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Post by Kathy on Mar 15, 2006 14:46:54 GMT -5
Deb, it won't be long before the Iowa asparagus pops up-did that sound supportive & believable?? ;D  ;D The first peas if the season are another taste treat I just love. |
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Post by dlangland on Mar 15, 2006 15:11:20 GMT -5
Deb, it won't be long before the Iowa asparagus pops up-did that sound supportive & believable?? ;D ;D The first peas if the season are another taste treat I just love. I know, Kathy. We are just having that typical midwest March weather now...One wk. nice, then the next week is stormy, icy, windy, and snowy as this wk. is again. It seems we just melt the snow, then get hit with another round. I have perennials, tulips, and other spring bulbs poking their heads through already after last wk. when it was warmer. One of the first things I always l look forward to in the spring are my regular and garlic chives. Now I realize I should have put some up by the house. No sign of life yet, but I think it's more an location and exposure thing. Patience is a virtue...Deb  |
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