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Another species I always see early on in the year. Lots of them about yesterday including several pairs in cop. Won't be long before the larvae are making short work of the new growth on the umbellifers!
Upton Magna - Shropshire
Another shot below
This year I decided to grow celery. My sole reason for growing it was for my tomato soup (our favorite canned item by far). I bought some ‘Tendercrip’ celery seeds from Baker Creek this spring and I started the seeds in February. They took a while to germinate, but when they did, every single one germinated. I ended up with 24 celery plants. I gave some to my mom and planted 12-14 in my gardens.
I’ve been waiting for my tomato harvest to pick up so I have enough for a batch of soup, and I was hoping my celery would be ready in time. I was pleasantly surpised when I went out to harvest a celery plant yesterday and I found this lovely one, weighing in at 1 lb 10 oz – WOW.
I didn’t blanch them, I happen to like the green celery. Those leaves will come in handy as well, they will add excellent flavor to my soup and to chicken stock and soups this winter. Another plus in my garden is that nothing eats celery. Since I have deer, rabbits, chipmunks and groundhogs that eat a lot of other things, anytime I can find a plant that will do well in the back without animal threats I’m one happy gardener.
If you are in a healthy mood, celery goes perfectly with beer cheese.
It would seem unhealthy to just eat it with a spoon although it tastes good enough too!
This centerpiece carve from purple and white daikon radish into a peacock and celery and carrot as a flowers for garnish.
Sub-adult Pearl grey Guinea fowl proudly carries a piece of celery.
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They're very ambitious - very committed to making sure each customer has a complete experience. I opted not to have the accompanying wines so they replaced the wine with different sodas: this celery, a watermelon, a pomegranate and something else.
* learn how to dye a piece of celery like a stick of rock and then,
* find out what this tells us about how plants transport water.
See e.g. www.york.ac.uk/res/sots/activities/celery.htm
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Celery
Mint, Formaggio di Fossa. ($11)
estela
New York, New York
(May 3, 2014)
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Jaspurr is teething. He is missing both back bottom molars.
Since he eats EVERYTHING, he wanted to give celery a go. Epic FAIL.
Quinn was a bit smarter.
LOL LOL ;-))
"BAD celery"
THE INTERNET is VERY bad in Bahamas. Half the time I can't get on.. sorry..
Celery, like peanuts can cause a severe allergic reaction. I always said Salads should be avoided....