I thought I would have to toss it into my compost due to a slight bug infestation, but after cutting it into smaller florets, and soaking it, things are eatable and just fine.
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In the Garden
Pineapple
7 White
1 Yellow
Potato
red
yellow
Hot Pepper
Serano
Cayenne
Sweet Pepper
California Red
Quadrato D'asti Giallo (Yellow)
Orange Bell
Okra
Cilantro
Rosemary
Celery
Tomato
Green Zebra
Yellow Pear
Zucchini
Tomatillo
Eggplant
Black Beauty
Edirne Purple Stripe
Strawberry
Papaya
Lemon Grass
7 White
1 Yellow
Potato
red
yellow
Hot Pepper
Serano
Cayenne
Sweet Pepper
California Red
Quadrato D'asti Giallo (Yellow)
Orange Bell
Okra
Cilantro
Rosemary
Celery
Tomato
Green Zebra
Yellow Pear
Zucchini
Tomatillo
Eggplant
Black Beauty
Edirne Purple Stripe
Strawberry
Papaya
Lemon Grass
4 comments:
I love that purple cauliflower! It looks too pretty to eat. That's just cool that it grew in your backyard, isn't it neat that you can eat what you have grown? So, how are you going to eat it anyway??
I have never seen purple cauliflower?
Does it taste the same as white?
Marci-
yep, the purple tastes just like the white. I had never heard of it either until I ordered my seeds this past spring.
Thank you for visiting my blog. : ) The purple cauliflower looks delicious. I also love your cherries in the next post. I've never seen that type before.
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