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Beatiful tit on a summer day on a wood eating peanut
Lapwing (Vanellus vanellus) taken at Holland.
Two Lapwings fighting.
Allium ×proliferum, also called Common Onion, Egypitian Walking Onion, Egyptian Onion, and Tree onions, are a common, herbaceous perennial onion in Maine gardens. The greens are edible and especially good in spring when they are tender. They can be used like scallion greens but have a stronger onion flavor. The flowering tops turn into bulbs that then drop from their own weight to the ground where they then root, thus "walking" across a garden.. For more on this fascinating member of the garlic family, see Confessions Of An Onion Addict at http://www.garden.org/articles/articles.php?q=show&id=1727&page=4
Allium ×proliferum, also called Common Onion, Egypitian Walking Onion, Egyptian Onion, and Tree onions, are a common, herbaceous perennial onion in Maine gardens. The greens are edible and especially good in spring when they are tender. They can be used like scallion greens but have a stronger onion flavor. The flowering tops turn into bulbs that then drop from their own weight to the ground where they then root, thus "walking" across a garden.. For more on this fascinating member of the garlic family, see Confessions Of An Onion Addict at http://www.garden.org/articles/articles.php?q=show&id=1727&page=4
Allium ×proliferum, also called Common Onion, Egypitian Walking Onion, Egyptian Onion, and Tree onions, are a common, herbaceous perennial onion in Maine gardens. The greens are edible and especially good in spring when they are tender. They can be used like scallion greens but have a stronger onion flavor. The flowering tops turn into bulbs that then drop from their own weight to the ground where they then root, thus "walking" across a garden.. For more on this fascinating member of the garlic family, see Confessions Of An Onion Addict at http://www.garden.org/articles/articles.php?q=show&id=1727&page=4
Allium ×proliferum, also called Common Onion, Egypitian Walking Onion, Egyptian Onion, and Tree onions, are a common, herbaceous perennial onion in Maine gardens. The greens are edible and especially good in spring when they are tender. They can be used like scallion greens but have a stronger onion flavor. The flowering tops turn into bulbs that then drop from their own weight to the ground where they then root, thus "walking" across a garden.
Freshly harvested peas on display at the farmers market
Freshly harvested peas on display at the farmers market
Beatiful tit on a summer day on a wood eating peanut
Beatiful tit on a summer day on a wood eating peanut
Beatiful tit on a summer day on a wood eating peanut
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