Thursday, July 06, 2006

yipee! I do believe. . .

these are blackcurrants
these are goosberries
and this is a GIANT pumkin

10 comments:

Wildside Musing said...

Yippee! And I do believe that's all your garden too!

I've got the pumpkin & black currants -- but not the gooseberry! Yours are a lot further along than mine...

Michael said...

Now that I'm old enough, I'm growing 'elderberry' bushes! Made my first jam last Fall and hope to live forever young. ;-)

Madcap said...

I can see that pumpkin will be a force to be reckoned with. :-)

Lowa said...

Wow, things are looking great there!!!!

Kindred Nutmeg said...

What a lovely blog you have here.. I too enjoy black currents in a number of recipies.. can't wait to see your pumpkin grown..

Keep up the good work..
Big shout out from Canada..
Nutmeg (PTF )

Sigruns German Garden said...

Claire, I see, you are later than we. I have cooked marmelade last week and your berries are still green.

Sigrun

Granny said...

I just recommended your blog to one of your fellow Scots.

She answers to "Horizon" and can be found here

clairesgarden said...

Wildside, thankyou for the card, lovely! these pictures were taken in my garden, fruit bushes in pots still as my imagination overtook my abiblity to dig more holes!!
Michael, elderberrys are very good, my mum used to make elderflower wine and then elderberry wine, too jolly after that to make jam! but I have had some and it is good, lots of vitimin c in those berrys.
Madcapmum, its my very first pumpkin baby!
Lowa, thankyou! you may notice I am not showing photographs of all the weeds though!
Nutmeg, thankyou , nice to have you visit, have quickly pooped into your blog but will be back tomorrow when I have more time, I'm just in and its late.
Sigrun, lucky you, it seems to be taking forever for stuff to ripen here, no tomatoes yet either.
Granny, thats very kind of you, thankyou, I'll be off to visit her as soon as.

Anonymous said...

I am very jealous of those currants. i am told its to hot to grow them here.

clairesgarden said...

Dragonfly, today I think its too cold to grow them here! a bit of heat would be usefull!