Sometimes I think I garden just because there's so much pretty. "Green Beauty" snow pea from Michelle, I think.
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11 comments:
What a beautiful start to the day. Lovely!
So beautiful! Two lovely purply colours in that flower and the peas will taste good too!
Simply beautiful.
Che bello...
Gorgeous! My sugar peas have the same colour flowers as these... well, they will have in a week or two!
lovely.
Wow! The veggie garden really does produce some outstanding "pretties" but seem to most often be relegated to the back of the property so that "flower gardens" may predominate the landscaping. Truly this pea blossom is as pretty as any sweet pea flower or fuschia for that matter!
That's a big reason why I garden, too. Lovely!
Thank you all.
CVF, I loved it. It was so early and had those little dewdrops on it. I love pea blossoms.
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chaiselongue, it really is a double beauty, isn't it?
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Momma_S, thank you
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Heiko, Si, si, siempre si
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Jan, I wonder. Two of mine have white, and two these purple ones.
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Jan, these should have green peas, but my Melting Sugar are white flowered, even with green peas.
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Esperanza, hey, I miss you!
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kitsapFG, I can take or leave most flowers. Veggie flowers, though. Sigh!
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Christina, just don't try to explain it to any non-gardeners!
It is pretty--And, it get's you out in your yard in touch with nature.
Wow, what a beautiful pea!
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