Here are some happy beans. They are part of an experiment but they are none the wiser. If only they knew. They should be looking at those innocuous labels...
...and that sinister board
Experimental results will follow soon.
And from the wild, what can trump these hawthorn flowers?
(There are miles of hawthorn hedgerow along the Union Canal between Edinburgh and Falkirk. Just now it looks amazing)
Your beans plants look realy healthy can't wait for your experiment results
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the results Mal.
ReplyDeleteLove the hawthorn too. Once, when I was very little, I brought a bunch of it home and my granny had conniptions and wouldn't let me bring it in the house cos she believed it was such bad luck, equal only to shoes on the table and girls whistling!
ReplyDeleteLol, I can't remember the experiment! They look pretty good though - can't wait to see what the results are... even if I don't remember :)
ReplyDeleteWe have lots of hawthorn nedging around our site. Birds often plant hawthorn seeds on the plot one of which I trained into a tree - it all looks lovely at the moment. I don't think you can beat elderflower either.
ReplyDeleteThose look like happy beans! And a pretty photo of Hawthorn too. Hawthorn is normally in bloom by this time of year too here, however, this cold spring has pushed it off a bit. Cheers, Jenni
ReplyDeleteI'm intrigued by your bean experiments - and completely agree, hawthorn blossom is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI love to see all the hedgerows coming into flower...it really puts a smile on my face as I walk down the lanes and by the canals!!
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