Just wanted to share a few pictures from the garden this morning... The combination of chocolate vine and gavota tulips is one of my favorites. So many of my favorite things are blooming and happening right now. All it takes is three drops of rain to pop out our first edible mushrooms of the season (dryad's saddle). There are some coming on top of the hill that we'll pick later today. For now, I must go hunt warblers. I mean "hunt" in the passive, watch-them-fly-over sense, of course. B-bye.
3 comments:
I really enjoy seeing these photos. Beautiful.
I've never found Dryad's Saddle at a young enough stage to eat! Please let me know how it is.
We had those dryad's saddle in our stir fry last night. They smell like watermelon when you cut them, but pretty much lose the smell after they've sat for a while. I thought these tasted a little sulphury, but haven't noticed that in the past. They're pretty neutral, I guess - mostly just exciting because we can always find them in our neighborhood... must easier picking than morels:)
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