i harvested my two and only artichokes a week ago
and brought them inside to dry... they looked like this...
~ photos from last Monday's post ~
when i woke up yesterday morning ...
such a pretty surprise! the larger choke bloomed!
i decided to place the petite choke in my
Grandmother's tarnished teacup!
i just finished bringing in some Bay Leaf.
i saved the Autumn satin ribbon from a recently
purchased box of Fran's Chocolates, and decided to tie
a bunch on pot rack!
i love this time of year!
we're hosting Thanksgiving Day!
i'm off to work!
happy Monday!
[withLove]
when i woke up yesterday morning ...
such a pretty surprise! the larger choke bloomed!
i decided to place the petite choke in my
Grandmother's tarnished teacup!
i just finished bringing in some Bay Leaf.
i saved the Autumn satin ribbon from a recently
purchased box of Fran's Chocolates, and decided to tie
a bunch on pot rack!
i love this time of year!
we're hosting Thanksgiving Day!
i'm off to work!
happy Monday!
[withLove]




Have a great day at work. The homefront is looking great with your "harvest" included in the pictures. I am off to welcome a new grandbaby to my daughter's house! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteHow pretty that artichoke is! I also love the hanging bay leaf.
ReplyDeleteHi Lynne, that's what happened to one of my artichoke's too. It's totally amazing isn't it! Your kitchen is looking very seasonal and lovely.Have a great week, love Linda x
ReplyDeleteIt's nice that you have your harvest "hanging around"!! Love the pretty chokes, too! Hope next summer is just as great!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
Lynne, please bear with me as I am on overload at the moment, but tell me more about where your bay bush is in the garden and how you use it? LOVE the artichoke! I want you to come to my next cooking class in December...sending you an email!
ReplyDeleteLynne, my sweet friend. Thankyou so much for your lovely comments, they mean such a lot to me. Have a wonderful day, with love Linda x
ReplyDeleteHi Lynne!
ReplyDeleteI have been trying to catch up on some of my blogging and loved the whole artichoke series!
They look wonderful! I love the whole kitchen vignette!
Autumn is still my favorite time of year and love it that you are still in this mode! I too am still displaying pumpkins and burning fall fragrances!
Have a wonderful rest of the week! Look forward to seeing your Thanksgiving decor as well!
hugs,
Donna
How pretty it looks! I had no idea that they bloomed! Amazing.
ReplyDeletePatti
Your artichoke in your grandmothers tea cup is gorgeous and the one that bloomed! I've just been reading through your blog...it's beautiful!
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