Fresh windfall plum in the beat patchFresh and tasty iced tea taken with my friends fresh out of the box new iPhone 5sVery Fresh green bean . I know I posted it already But ain’t it grand?
It’s a scarlet runner and it either seeds itself or just doesn’t die out all the way. It’s California after all. This is the third year for it. Hardy plant for sure.
Maybe we can find a fossil bean 😉
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Great photos. 😀
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Wow! That bean is huge! Was it tasty?
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I’m told to let them dry. Last year I ate them in salads when I could catch them smaller.
I keep expecting a giant to appear at the top 🙂
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🙂
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I’m glad you posted the bean a second time because I had a question the first time and didn’t ask it. You say that these beans sowed themselves?
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It’s a scarlet runner and it either seeds itself or just doesn’t die out all the way. It’s California after all. This is the third year for it. Hardy plant for sure.
Maybe we can find a fossil bean 😉
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Ah! California, that explains it. I’m north of the border in Ontario. Our beans are strictly annuals in these parts.
I found a 1945 US penny in the pea patch, does that count as fossil? 😉
Thanks for the follow, Carol! Happy gardening.
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Well I was born in 1945 and I’m not fossilized yet 😉
Do you have giant cabbages like iv’e seen in Alaska?
Got the first zucchini yesterday!
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You’ll have to fill me in on the giant cabbages… my zucchini is just setting up shop. Will be another four weeks give or take.
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that is one BIG bean …and the beautiful Plum…my husband wouod have had it eaten!…he loves them!
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He’d have to fight me for it 😉 Small crop of plums this year because of hot winter!
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It´s realy big bean :-)..we have got rather bit smaller …. good weather – good big bean…It must taste good in salad 🙂
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Ask Marie she had them last year. Yes if I get them a little smaller they are good in salads. 🙂
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