Until a couple of days ago I had never heard of scapes. My new neighbor who was (is) a chef until she became a lawyer was astounded we were growing garlic and didn't know what scapes were. There are used like chives or green onion or scallions. And my wife's garden has a bunch. Then a friend said, " Do you know what they charge at the farmer's market for these?"
So here are some pix of our scapes and a couple other shots that I forgot to include in my last garden pix post. And I will not post our address...



And a newer pic:



And I think this is St. John's Wort:



And some of the Morning Glory's I shot this AM but I was still late because most were already closed! But I'm not getting up any earlier...



Thank you again for looking at the pictures.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/11/2012 09:54PM by DP.

Looks a bit like a opium poppy...

Nice pictures. Here is a suggestion for the Scapes
[acookinglife.typepad.com]

Thanks for that link! I'll check it more thoroughly later.

Nice photos!

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