Giant turnips:
Giant fractal broccoli:
Giant kohlrabi:
12-pounder:
Giant rhubarb:
Giant squash:
169-pound pumpkin:
Giant cabbage (of course!):
Giant sunflower:
78-inch -long squash:
My all-local salad:
A snapshot of my commute this morning:
(Don't mind the giant mosquito I squished on the windshield. I leave them there to serve as a Warning to Others.)
It's a bad day for traffic since I'm behind another car. :) What a beautiful time of year this is! The trees are just starting to turn golden, and patches of fog hang in discrete pockets among the low hills.
4 comments:
The turnip looks ugly, the fractal brocolli looks like a hen with a red beak, cute.
Huge vegetables usually don't taste good because they are older.
Like the squished mosquito.
How are the able to get them so large?
They start them early in greenhouses. Then, 18 hours of daylight do the rest. :)
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