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The birds didn't eat these seeds, but they ate a little bit of almost everything else, hence the chickenwire.
Also, I know this is extremely stupid, but I was really excited to realize that peas grow from actual peas. Like what you eat. I guess I knew that, really. It's just that I'd never planted a legume before. It was pretty exciting.
If you've never tasted this, the idea is to create a thin gelatinous membrane around bits of food that taste really good, and then to put those bits in your mouth and wait for them to explode. Basically.
The first spheres I would taste were created from pea purée. After that, we did some mozzarella whiped with mozzarella juice. Both were (mildly) successful but were early days here, and nothing we tried was paired with anything else you would want to make them succeed.
If I had infinite resources and no other distractions I think I could easily spend a lifetime performing experiments with food. That and helping people, of course,...through experiments with food.
More about the process and how it has evolved here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spherification
On the way back from Geneva Park, we picked up some fresh fruit and vegetables. The peas were somewhat painstaking to liberate, but holy mother of vitamins were they tasty.
Attack! Brand Ambassadors hit the streets with complimentary merchandise for passerby from Pea Pod Stop & Shop
Vege patch update - wonderful peas ready to pick!
Vege patch update. Pulled out the lettuce and pak choi today and replaced with beetroots and strawberries. Also added watermelons.
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Oats, peas, beans, and barley grow,
Oats, peas, beans, and barley grow,
Can you or I or anyone know
How oats, peas, beans, and barley grow?
That's all I know of that. And no oats and no barley in the garden.
The Coral shell peas are getting actual peapods on them! And this afternoon we did a lot of seedling sorting and planning while gray clouds billowed overhead... and when we finished the setting sun appeared with a syrupy sunbeam directly on the peas. So how could I not take ten thousand of the same picture?
--Schn.