The first frsh raddishes of the spring.

All sorts of surprises spring from my compost heap every year. This one I think is an almond sapling, which I transplanted.

And talking of spontaneous volunteers, I spotted a radicchio which has sown itself out amongst the weeds.


5 comments:
Lovely photos Heiko. The kittens are looking very healthy. Any luck on the petrol for the car yet?
Those kittens are pretty cute! I like compost volunteers usually. They're fun, little garden surprises. Good luck with your almond seedling.
Thanks Ayak, Not yet. Something will turn up next week... I hope.
Stefanie, I like compost volunteers too. I usually get a dozen each tomatoes of different varieties and melons.
Nice radishes.
What could be better than volunteer radicchio.
Adorable, happy little kittens.
You, my friend, are a very lucky fellow.:)
Lovely piccies, and the radishes look good too. We don't do very well with them, they've often got black marks going through them.
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