She has even had enough energy to do a chore for me today. I picked the dried Ying Yang beans but was yet to take the beans out of the pod. It is a perfect job for little hands and the only payment she asked was to take a couple of beans.
Ying Yang Beans
Who could resist. They are quite lovely to look at and weren't bad producers either. The Ying Yang beans are bush beans and don't require staking or a trellis. I have plenty of seeds for next season and maybe enough to give away a few or swap.
I'm taking advantage of having to stay close to home and sorting out my fabric box and then starting a bit of sewing. Now that Hope is feeling better, I can really enjoy it.
Tracy
6 comments:
What nice names - Hope and Grace. I'm glad she's feeling better.
And, thanks for the nice comment the other day.
Those beans look amazing! I've never seen them before.
sorry to hear Hope is not too well - what wonderful YIng Yang Beans... I have never seen them before. Do you eat them? I would love some if you can still spare... I have some gem squash seeds I could swap... do you know them?
Hugz
How cool are those beans. Never heard of them before. Hope Hope is soon better.
Cheers - Joolz
It's no good that Hope has been unwell. I'm glad she is on the mend. I've never seen or heard of ying yang beans before, but the name is certainly appropriate. You will have to tell us some more about them. How do you use them? Just like other dry beans or what?
Must be going around - I've had similar symptoms to Hope the last few days (sans vomiting), and have been uncharacteristically glued to the couch. Slowly coming out of it, I hope Hope is the same.
Those Ying Tang beans look amazing!
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