I used to pick strawberries when I was little from our patch out back and my basket never looked that organized, plus I never got ahead more than half a pint because I would eat them the whole way.

I suspect most of us would have yielded to such a wonderful temptation as strawberries! I'm with you!

Glad you enjoyed.

I just love the first one. It looks like an oil painting!

Nice to see an overview of the vendors in the last one, as well.

I'm glad you enjoyed my photos. It was a fun day.

Your good eye has been expanding! It's Wonderful!
"George"

I'm glad my good eye has been expanding. That makes all of us happy!

seen some grow to 8ft tall!

Ummmm. . . which ones are the Cleomes? I looked them up but couldn't tell from the photos I found.

that look like they're from another planet! Also known as Spider Flowers (your 2nd to top picture).

Or maybe I'm confused!

But I do know the Agapanthus flowers. They are otherwise known at "Lily of the Nile."

Not sure how you got there!

sure looked like cleomes

I see now they are missing the tendrils and upright flower petals.

I had to google those flowers to see which ones I got today. I guess they come in a variety of colors.

I hope you enjoyed them!

Nice presentation so they’d be hard to pass by and not put in my basket..yum

The way these strawberries look is standard for this market. Everybody's strawberries are to die for!

I'm so glad you enjoyed.

Farmer's Market postings

In this batch tho I wanted to note the one with the chili peppers is truly a study of greens ~ nice!

I really appreciate your kind remarks. They gave me a much-needed boost today, when the news is so disheartening.

Those chili peppers caught my eye; I love the textures! And yes, a study in greens!

I feel as though I was there!

Thanks, Peggy!
Reis

One thing I always aim for is clarity. I don't always get there, but I work at it. Thank you for validating my efforts!