Sentences with phrase «grown sweet peas»

I've grown sweet peas before, but never quite as many and never quite as well.

If you're not growing sweet peas in your garden, then look for full, green pea pods at your local farmers» market, farm stand, or grocery store.

I grew sweet peas and filled the house with scented blooms.

Spark and Pooky are also growing seeds — they too are using cardboard tubes but have combined with another item from the junk modelling box and are growing some sweet peas.

Not exact matches

As the sweet peas grew, mama started getting better.

Traditionally dishes were prepared from foods that could either be gathered, grown, or raised on small farms, including okra, peas, tomatoes, cassava, sweet potatoes, corn, pigs, and goats.

The vegetables Idylwilde Farms grows seasonally itself include beets, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, cucumbers, peppers, squash, spinach, sweet corn, English peas, Swiss chard, pumpkins, tomatoes, rhubarb, carrots and leeks.

Growing up, we may not have had it exactly this way... we might not've used orzo — maybe it was ditalini, maybe no chickpeas but sweet peas instead, perhaps no sun - dried tomatoes but a dollop of tomato sauce...

Little did I know that I would grow up to love more green foods than just green M&M's, canned sweet peas, and green lollipops!

We grow over 90 varieties of flowers including sweet peas, peonies, dahlias, sunflowers and many other old - fashioned favorites.

That is two little sweet peas to love and feel kicking one another in your growing belly.

The kids love watching the tomatoes, radishes, sweet peas, spinach and other vegetables grow in a school environment.

Because infants have a natural preference for sweet foods, many pediatricians suggest introducing veggies first — otherwise, your baby might grow too attached to, say, bananas and refuse to give peas a chance.

Little did I know that I would grow up to love more green foods than just green M&M's, canned sweet peas, and green lollipops!

I can't wait for the sweet peas to grow and flower!

I am hoping it will not look so naked when the sweet peas have grown and flowered a little!

I expect a growing demand for ultra-healthy alternatives — like sweet potato, peas or garbanzo beans.»

Formulated with novel proteins including buffalo and bison, this grain - free recipe includes peas and sweet potatoes that deliver the highly - digestible energy your growing puppy needs, along with natural antioxidant support from real fruits and vegetables and dried chicory root for prebiotic support and healthy digestion.

Over the years, I've grown lettuce, spinach, peas, cauliflower, broccoli, squash, pumpkins, rhubarb, tomatoes, asparagus, beans, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and about as many herbs.