on what was left of a newly felled tree. The curves of the
tree trunk, and of the ubo (the name of the vegetable) entranced me.
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3 comments:
Hi Rose ♥
I love the pics. Do ubo grow wild like mushrooms? They look like green onions,are they? What are thw plantings in the backgeound, Ubo? fantasy~jane
I meant the not thw! oops!
Hi fantasy-jane - I cannot describe their taste at the moment - it is not as strong as an onion, but yes they do grow wild - the top parts are used in the flavourings, but I guess the stalk is as well.
They are Irises in the background. The park is famous for them. I'll take some photos when they come out! :)
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