The American Land Cress flowers form a pretty picture framed by the fresh green Chard leaves behind. Soon they will be uprooted to make way for more seeds.
posted by Mike at 10:16 PM
Tuesday, May 09, 2006
The American Land Cress flowers form a pretty picture framed by the fresh green Chard leaves behind. Soon they will be uprooted to make way for more seeds.
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4 Comments:
The land cress looks like rapeseed doesn't it? Is it from the same fmaily?
Hi! I know what you mean but I don't know about the family!
I've been meaning to let you know that after your posts on the matter we now have a yoghurt maker from Lakeland and it is brilliant. I never thought the yog it produced would be so delicious - better than the one we use to start it off! Thanks!
Hi Mike - after a looooong time, I'm back! The land cress looks wonderful - just right for a lovely omlette!
Hi HB! Thanks for your comment - hope you're ok. Sorry to hear about the worms! I've just pulled up the land cress but will sow some more and give that omlette idea a go!
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