April showers bring May flowers...but, along with warm teperatures (at last!) they also bring out the fungi. Here is a picture of our Morel harvest from yesterday. Idiscovered a few by chance last year along a path I oftern walk, and this spring's find confirms that there is a solid (if small) colony there! Where? Don't ask...<G>
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This blog is a record of my various gardens in and around Shepherdstown, WV over the past few years. They are classic potagers and the goal has been to produce food for the kitchen year round.
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Chris & Lori funnin' & sunnin' in the Princess Street garden pictured in the banner above.
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