Aubergines, Brinjals, Eggplants
Lynda's vegetable garden is slowly coming along with a small harvest trickling along. We have added to our plates green beans, peppers and tomatoes. Now a solitary brinjal is slowly getting ready for harvest.
Friday, 14 March 2014
Lynda's vegetable garden is slowly coming along with a small harvest trickling along. We have added to our plates green beans, peppers and tomatoes. Now a solitary brinjal is slowly getting ready for harvest.
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