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| Tired, wet, and filthy,We haul our booty homeward -
Golden chanterelles. S.D (not in competition) |
Soft black pile of scatMy compost lies is ruins
The bear has been here. S.D. (not in competition) |
Musty earth perfumeNibbling on your ears of corn
Horny cucumber H.J. |
| Happy chickens roamAmong the beans, squash & corn
Turning bugs to poop. I.M. |
We love gardeningBlight, rot, and slugs aside
All flowers smell back A.T. |
A gallery of perfect food.A.S. |
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Garden fresh veggies. Chicken and meat from the farm. These foods make us strong. N.N. |
Out of the garden I eat the vegetables All’s well in the world. W.L. |
Rocky shelf self Sustaining life. C.S. |
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O’Goddess Garden Thank you for your sweet bounty, Spade in hand kneeling. S.H. |
We once had some dirt Some seeds and a place to work. Now we eat fresh gurks. J.T. |
The earth is ripe now,We’ll grow all that we know how,
And next year do more. J.T. |
| Red, sweet and juicyTomatoes on verdant vines
Salsa piquante M.S. |
Bees dance in the sun Kale an turnips reach skyward Gardens grow up-up. D.C |
Tomatillo green Seedy paper husk salsa dancing in my head Spicy party coming my way C.S. |
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Anticipation Work and productivity Gratitude for all. L.B. |
Food of the land behold Grown with nature’s rain and sun Unfolds the nutrients of human being. C.S. |
Cucumber crunch is a bite away from heaven and man it’s go good! M.C. |
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Fresh food all year round even when the snow’s on the ground we pick all year long K.C. |
I am lonely for familyBut grow in a garden among friends
Cup-shaped artichoke hidden Secrets abide inside C.S. |
Carrots in a bag, funRaised beds galore such
Variety and more A marvelous succession of produce. C.S. |
| Lots of worms and pestsWorking day and night we do best
When enjoying our working lives C.S. |
Vegetables, Hey! Water, sunshine, dirt and love Vegetables, yeah! E. |
Walk with blackberries I eat the juicy dark fruit lips and teeth stained red W. |
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Ho, rows of bounty! Green and red, high or crawling Soup’s on! Come and eat! A. |
Greek Proverb: “Water is Best”
Iced water is best
tumbled downstream to the Pearl
on the Sunshine Coast
K.W.
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Maples share clear sap simmered into brown syrup. Patience yields sweetness.C.M. |
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Together we laugh
And eat and rejoice for we
are blessed with a choice.
By: T.J. on August 7, 2010
at 9:32 am
Pumkins and squashes
and taters and tomaters
I need not go far
By: T.J. on August 7, 2010
at 9:35 am
Lost without motions
A beans stalk will rise from love
your soup my salad yum
By: T.J. on August 7, 2010
at 9:41 am
Purple stained faces
razor vines give forth sweet gifts
juicy berry bliss
By: T.J. on August 7, 2010
at 9:56 pm
A little effort
A seed rises up from love
My soul shines brightly
By: T.J on August 7, 2010
at 10:07 pm
This place would be less
Without loving commitment
Powell River rocks
By: T.J. on August 7, 2010
at 10:09 pm
Blackberry picking
Best ones just out of reach of
Purpled sweet fingers
By: R.M. on August 18, 2010
at 3:44 pm
Deer eating apples
Stand erect on hindquarters
Cervidae evolves
By: R.M on August 18, 2010
at 3:48 pm
food terrorists thrive
in powell river bc
armed with growing things
By: bh on August 27, 2010
at 3:40 pm
Succulent plum juice
running quickly down my face
a smile emerges
By: Lesley T on August 30, 2010
at 1:29 pm
Looking for the moon
in a lonely autumn sky–
honey melon dew
By: Mack on August 30, 2010
at 7:33 pm
Pears, ginger, sugar
Stir, stir the bubbling compote
Summer’s sweets preserved
By: M. S. on August 31, 2010
at 9:22 pm
Prickly cucumber!
Swinging from your whithered vine,
Acrobatic slug.
By: Giovanni on September 13, 2010
at 12:22 pm
Sunflower head droops
To see its lowly neighbours
An early Autumn.
By: Giovanni on September 13, 2010
at 12:27 pm
Luscious ruby fruit
Wet mouthful of Umami
Cherry tomato
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umami
By: Giovanni on September 13, 2010
at 12:33 pm
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at 10:23 am