"Deformed Produce" HALL OF FAME - 2013
Harvest always brings beautiful, abundant and sometimes deformed produce. Everyone sees something different in misshapen veggies and fruit. Seeing images in unusual garden produce is just like looking at a spectacular cloud filled sky and creating what you see in each cloud.
Last year I did not have any unusually formed garden produce but this year there are 2 unique growths!
Below these pictures is a "Linky" - if you have any strange looking garden produce then please share it with us below! (I will keep this open for a few months during Harvest 2013
Photo by Angie Ouellette-Tower
Curly-Q Pole Bean
![Deformed Produce by Angie Ouellette-Tower for godsgrowinggarden.com photo 002_zps4dbc2fa4.jpg](http://i1145.photobucket.com/albums/o501/AngieOuelletteTower/Basics/002_zps4dbc2fa4.jpg)
Photo by Angie Ouellette-Tower
Double Tipped Arugula Leaf
Curly-Q Pole Bean
![Deformed Produce by Angie Ouellette-Tower for godsgrowinggarden.com photo 002_zps4dbc2fa4.jpg](http://i1145.photobucket.com/albums/o501/AngieOuelletteTower/Basics/002_zps4dbc2fa4.jpg)
Photo by Angie Ouellette-Tower
Double Tipped Arugula Leaf
Enjoy!
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The Curly-Q bean made me giggle!
ReplyDeleteI don't have a strange veggie to share, but I had fun looking at your photos. =0)
~Kim
Hi Angie, I'm sure I would jump a mile if I came across that bean - it looks just like a snake!
ReplyDeleteBarbara
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Looks like a big curly worm climbing to the top of his little bean mountain.
ReplyDeleteAngel
New follower from The Great Blog Train! Thanks for hosting :)
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