It is a feeling of great satiation to grow your own food and harvesting fresh produce which is generally free from chemicals .
Cabbage grown from seeds
Potatoes
Cabbage grown from seeds
Cauliflower grown from scratch
There is nothing like digging fresh produce
Potatoes
Radish harvest
Tomatoes and lemons for Salads and soups
Green Peas ,Labalab beans and Chickpeas harvest
Bitter gourd
A squab reached my balcony
Nothing like fresh smell of Rose
And Harvested last Guava since it is going to be summer now
It looks like lot of confusion and chaos is going on in sky too
What a feast you have grown.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteYour home-grown veggies look so good! I can't wait for spring so we can plant our gardens!
ReplyDeleteIt's delightful to see you over at 'My Corner of the World' this week!
I am glad to see that you are well and gardening. I still have some snow in mine here in NY. I have started Nature Notes again if you are interested...Michelle
ReplyDeleteI usually enjoy growing vegetables in my garden. This year all I could do was share pictures from past years because I can't get home due to travel restrictions. - Margy
ReplyDeleteThat looks like quite the harvest. Thanks for linking up #teamlovinlife
ReplyDeleteStay home and harvest on your own. An efficient way to enjoy time at home
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bounry from your garden.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots.
ReplyDeleteWe are only starting our gardening season - waiting for our community garden to be plowed and the snow flurries to end! Not yet, though. Your produce is beautiful and the sky does look a bit confused. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteWe are just about to start our gardening season and I cannot wait. Growing your own food is very rewarding. Thank you for linking up and stay well.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful time to be growing your own veggies. Fewer trips to the store, and the veggies at the store are never very good.
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see your delicious harvest photos! I grow nowadays only herbs, but used to grow potatoes as well. And those digged in one's own garden taste divine. In Finland we eat 'new potatoes' with butter, dill and some herring. What a feast! Wishing a pleasant & safe weekend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and i love that quote - so true.
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up to #SilentSunday x
What lovely photos and a beautiful quote x #silentsunday
ReplyDeleteThe bird is interested in your produce! Love the radishes. Great pics
ReplyDeleteVery bountiful harvest!
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