Anyone for hors d'ouvres?

Started by Amazin, July 08, 2008, 23:27:38

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Amazin

Okay okay, I know it's not much of a feast and that it'll probably drop off in about a week but it's here NOW -  so come on all you optimists, get the pitta bread ready!
Lesson for life:
1. Breathe in     2. Breathe out     3. Repeat

Amazin

Lesson for life:
1. Breathe in     2. Breathe out     3. Repeat

betula

Reminds me of the joy I felt with my one cucumber LOL :)

Amazin

That's our picnic sorted, then!

Any more?
Lesson for life:
1. Breathe in     2. Breathe out     3. Repeat

tim


allaboutliverpool

For the second year running, my Olive which is about 7 feet tall has flowers.

How big and old is yours and is it in a pot?


Amazin

Yup, it's an olive (singular, but I live in hope).

Mine is about three years old, in a large pot, and has flowered every year since I've had it but not a hint of fruit until now.

Think I'll go whittle some cocktail sticks.

;D
Lesson for life:
1. Breathe in     2. Breathe out     3. Repeat

Sparkly

Very cute Amazin. Olives are one thing I do not like, but I still fancy growing a tree just for the challenge!

Amazin

It's a really pretty tree, Sparkly - with or without the 'harvest'.

;D
Lesson for life:
1. Breathe in     2. Breathe out     3. Repeat

Tinkie_Bear

Hubby brought me a standard olive tree earlier this year, it's about 4' tall in it's pot, not only has it flowered but it now has little fruit on it - is there any chance I will get to eat them?

Helen x

allaboutliverpool

I understand it is possible in England but it depends on the variety.

It is not as simple as pulling them off the tree and eating them as they are too bitter.

I think they have to be soaked in brine and it is quite a palaver.

Good luck!

lolabelle

mine has an abundance of flowers no fruit yet its 5f tall in a big pot, had one olive on last year but never grow to full olive size ;)

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