Ten July Favorites
Chaste Tree ( Vitex ) One of the highlights of the year is when the Chaste Tree blooms. It pains me that I don't know the name of it, but I suspect it is 'Shoal Creek' . I failed to record it, and I also do not remember where it came from. We sell a newer variety at Yard N' Garden called 'Flip Side ', which has stunning leaves of olive-green with a purple reverse. A friend has the pale pink variety, but I don't think it is as pretty as the blue-colored flowers. This little tree is constantly covered with bees. Catalpa bignoinoides 'Aurea' A large limb died over the winter, leaving a gaping hole. However, it is looking better after Michael raised some of the remaining limbs. It has bloomed profusely this year. Like the vitex, our best view of it is from the windows, where you get an elevated view. Heliopsis helianthoides 'Fire Twister' This perennial is doing much better after I moved it to a better location. I saw it last week in an ope...
yummy, can i have a bowlful pleeeease?
ReplyDeleteWe're having turkey vegetable soup for supper tonight, courtesy of my longsuffering spouse, but this sounds like it should be on tap later this week. Delicious.
ReplyDeleteIt is one of those days. Actually one of those months that is good for soup. Lentil is on our menu today. This soup sounds yummmmy.
ReplyDeleteOh yum!! I am going to make this, but with vegetable broth!
ReplyDeleteSounds awesome! Definitely on this week's menu! Have you recovered from this cold and snow yet?
ReplyDeleteBroccol Cheddar soup is my favorite. Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and delicious sounding soup (and beautiful bowl!). Lisa, my husband cooked lentil soup today too (with chicken sausage). Great weather for hearty soup here in NC.
ReplyDeleteAnother yummy recipe Phillip. I hope all your plants are OK... Your Camellias?
ReplyDeleteLooks and sounds delicious ;)
ReplyDeleteI think this is my favorite soup, broccoli cheddar, I could eat it everyday.
Thank you for sharing your recipe with us, yum !
One of my favorite soups. Warming and filling. I had chili all weekend and something creamy like this sounds wonderful.
ReplyDeleteMarnie
Phillip, this is the perfect soup for these cold days & nights. I am definitely going to make a pot using this recipe. Many thanks...
ReplyDeleteI want some NOW!
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect soup weather, isn't it Phillip? Your pictures look good enough to eat. Sorry, it had to be said. We are having french onion soup tonight. :-)
ReplyDeleteFrances
I love this type of soup, it sounds so good right now!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds delicious! And, it looks delicious too!-
ReplyDeleteOh.My.God. I am going making this this weekend. I am practically salivating just looking at the recipe.
ReplyDeleteSounds so warm and comforting!
ReplyDeleteI swear, I am coming for dinner some evening. Your fault.
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