There must have been a frost while we were in London as it has taken the leaves of the sole remaining productive courgette plant.
posted by Mike at 9:37 PM
Sunday, November 05, 2006
There must have been a frost while we were in London as it has taken the leaves of the sole remaining productive courgette plant.
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1 Comments:
Ah bless - what a lovely colour contrast though.
Still eating my round green courgettes - great in rabbit stew!
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