Alchemist wrote:


Looks like Ireland.

 Proclivities wrote:

sold! 
   apologies for not participating the last couple of months... been kind of  busy.. 

 Proclivities wrote:

That's a cool idea!

Other ideas: Textures, Incongruence, Reflections, Shapes, Caption Captures (short anecdote with photo), Glass, Clouds ...) 

 fractalv wrote:
Maybe "Lines" - parallel, converging, curved, crossing, etc...?

Come on guys, we need a June theme. Any ideas or suggestions?

 fractalv wrote:

"I'm ready for my close-up, Mr. DeMille." 

 fractalv wrote:

Never grew 'em before; planted these on a whim from a pkg of seeds last September. They sprouted and I managed to keep the 12-16" sprouts safe from a couple of freezes in Jan ... only 3, so no biggie. These guys have surpassed the usual amount of bulbs. Apparently I've become an Artichoke Whisperer — Buying pkgs of Knorr Hollandaise sauce mix in bulk lately.

The hedge behind the fence is approximately 8' 7" tall.   These are three plants. 

Anyone up for Dip?

 Proclivities wrote:


There are fields of them close to me in Southern California. If you decide to grow your own, make some room, these plants are big.

 lily34 wrote:

No lettuce, but I planted baby taters.  Red, yellow, purple....
I don't eat taters but Matt loves taters.

I should have....as much salad as we eat.  lol

 Beez wrote:

did you plant lettuces?

 Proclivities wrote:

I want to grow some now....lol.  I'm gonna see if I can.  This is my first time growing corn.  It's amazing how fast it comes up.  Just got to figure out a good way to keep the deer out of it.  I've got every tomato known to mankind.  Okra, yellow squash, zucchini, lot's of peppers.....eggplant.  Some other stuff but I can't remember.  
I'm so ready for fresh veggies.

 Beez wrote:
I don't know if I've ever seen them growing in a garden or on a farm.  There's at least one of the farmers at the market who leaves part of the vine on them when they sell them.  I think their season around here is late summer.

 Proclivities wrote:

Yeah...you're right.  I don't know what they look like unless they come from a jar.  

 Beez wrote:
Looks like an Artie Choke.

 Isabeau wrote:

Whas'at?  

 fractalv wrote:

Love this! 

So many wonderful photos in here.