We’ve Got Peas!

In an earlier post, I mentioned that I was starting to grow food following the Food4Wealth method.

You may have noticed I haven’t posted pictures of my veggie garden yet. To tell the truth, it’s because I was afraid I would fail and embarrass myself.

Well when I visited my tiny vegetable garden this morning, look what I found:

Food4Wealth first harvest of organic peas

My kids love to eat peas. The munchkin boy likes the peas themselves, while the munchkin girl prefers the pod. So they are the perfect combination.

Granted, I may have planted too many of them:

food4wealth organic garden peas

 

Aren’t they beautiful?

I’ve never grown food before, and now I’m looking forward to harvesting peas, cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, and spring onions.

I’ve already been cutting from my lemon basil, purple basil, dill, and watercress plants.

The next question is: Will other critters beat us to these vegetables?

PS: Want to learn how to grow your own food — the easy way? Check out the Food4Wealth method. If you’re a prepper, interested in a self-sustaining lifestyle, or just want to learn how to grow your own food but without a lot of effort, then you’ll like Food4Wealth. I’ve also been following organic gardening methods from the book, “Building Soils Naturally,” (link below).
Food4Wealth Grow Food Easily



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