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That looks like a chive blossom. I remember being suprised once when a friend of mine put chive blossoms in her soybean salad. It was all delicious and beautiful to look at. I would never have thought of putting the flowers in the salad.
Kay — they are Chive Blossoms and I have had them in salad, too. They are tasty.
I thought you were on hiatus.
Doug — you see much writing in this post? And how late am I answering the comments? And how many posts did I put up today?
Not quite yet. 🙂 I like the focus on this photo.
Barbara — no tomato blossom and chive flower sandwiches for you?
Marvelous photo and I’m ready for a sandwich — I ate too early this evening!!! Have a great week, Quilly!
Sylvia
Sylvia — at this stage, I think a salad made from the veggies in this pic would lack substance.
Sort of a ‘punny’ image! 🙂
Unique that they are together like this.
Carletta – -that’s where they sit on my porch.
Lovely composition and colors in this photo.
Kala — thanks.
Yum, I’ll have a sandwich Quilly.
Teresa — feel free to come make one. I am so done with waiting on people.
YumYum, yes, please 🙂
So fresh & healthy!
Nicole — oh. My mistake. I don’t usually do healthy ….
lol, it’s ok every once in a while, don’t hurt 😛
Yummy! Yes, please!
Melli — see my comment to Teresa!
I was thinking that looked like a chive too – I used to have them growing in a pot but alas, we killed those too.
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Robin — it is a Chive. You guys are just to with it for me!
I never would have guessed that was an onion flower. City girl roots showing again…. 🙂
Betty — it is a flower from the onion family — a chive.
Imaginative as always 🙂 Nice shot, Q!
Jenn — glad you liked it!
beautiful!
Linda — thanks!
this kind of sandwich? any time 😉
Polona — make me one, too! 😉
Since it is after 3pm here, when I saw the title in my reader, I thought it would be an ice cream sandwich. Obviously that is wishful thinking on my part! A tomato and onion ice cream sandwich just doesn’t tempt my taste buds… 😉
Karen — my sister agrees that tomato and onion sandwiches are a no go.
Something is eating my patio tomato plant. Not sure what. I just sprayed it with Seven. Hope that works cause my mouth is watering for some fresh garden tomatoes!
CL — something is eating my green bean leaves!
Way too pretty to eat.
Looking good! I miss having a big vegetable garden — maybe next year.