Five 'Munchkin Squashes' all which have been roasted, cut up and are going into a soup tomorrow for lunch. The little cucumber is the last one now, as the plants had given their best for ages and were past it, so they were composted.
I have had so many tomatoes that I decided to make this delicious 'Indian spiced Chutney' the recipe advises to leave it for a month or two before eating, Mmm ! not sure about that !! it tasted delicious straight off the spoon after I put it in the jars.
The Gladioli has flowered at last !! it is from a bargain bag of mixed summer bulbs for the cutting bed from 'Wilko's ' half price for £2.50 and loads of bulbs, the lovely spiky Dahlia ( see below) was in the bag as well, Bargain !!!
All pinked out
Sunflowers from the 'Sunflower Hedge' on the allotment.
I brought a bunch home for the house, they look wonderful. they are called 'Velvet Queen' and are multi headed and not too large, I don't like the really big ones.
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We went to the 'Seaside' first visit this year, so here are a few photo's I took there.
7 comments:
Loved the pebble heart :)
Do you mind posting or emailing me the tomato chutney recipe when you have time, I'm drowning in the stuff ;)
Keep well.
Ohh i do love your spiky dahlia! Lovely, what a bargain and that chutney sounds delish x
Looks like you had fun! Chutney sounds good.
Your bag of bulbs were such a bargain. They've produced some wonderful flowers. I've grown Velvet Queen sunflowers this year too. They're such a lovely colour.
It's a good harvest love the pink flowers and the sunflowers. Glad you enjoyed your trip to Bournemouth.
Thank you KELLA, LYNSEY, RE, Jo and JOANNE for the comments and the visit. I hope you will try the chutney recipe.
Lynsey, I tried to leave a message on your blog, but it wouldn't send.
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