We've got garlic hanging to dry which always makes me feel very Tuscan for some reason. I love the golden brown stalks and leaves.
And some lovely yellow onions that had to be harvested a little early. The squash was squashing them out of the light.
For more Mellow Yellow, why not pay a visit to Drowsey Monkey here. It'll brighten your day.
Great photos!
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Liz @ MLC
I agree that dangling garlic bunches upsidedown gives an instant sense of all thing Tuscan. I envy that you have garden enough to grow both garlic and onionss. I have but a tiled court-yard.
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ReplyDeleteLovely pictures! Tuscany for sure! You grow garlic? I've never known anyone who did! Do you have to dry it before you can eat it?
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures of the harvest!
ReplyDeleteLooks delish!
ReplyDeleteThe photos are fabulous and, yes, yellow. Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteI haven't grown garlic in a few years, I need to do it again since drying it gave me the same feeling. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful garden photos -- gardening is something I miss by traveling as we do and I love to look at other people's gardens.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing yours. I love garlic and onions too!
A homegrown garlic and onion now I am envious love to have those homegrown and hang it near the kitchen the feel of being in Tuscan ^_^ Happy Tuesday!
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Wow! You grow your own onions. Do they keep longer than store-bought ones if you carefully dry them in the sun?
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