Fresh from the Garden
It’s amazing what a little sheep manure can do. We can hardly eat all these radishes, strawberries, lettuce and peppers ourselves – but we’re trying! My husband brought in these radishes to wash up in the sink, and I brought in the two pints of strawberries we picked with our daughter. The way the light fell on them, it just struck me as beautiful, and I had to share.
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Heather Grace Stewart’s poems have been published in Canadian newspapers and literary journals, online journals, international print anthologies, and in the British small presses. Her most recent collection of poems is Where the Butterflies Go (available here http://www.lulu.com/content/1506907 with half the proceeds going to Unicef’s Gift of Education project and other third-world school projects); she has also penned two non-fiction books for youth published by Jackfruit Press and writes regularly for the Queen’s Alumni Review, Canadian Wildlife magazine and Wild! magazine for children. Her photographs have appeared in Equinox and National Geographic Traveler magazines and on the cover of a dozen poetry books. Born in Ottawa, she lives with her family near Montreal. Visit her at her official website, hgrace.com
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Hey, I wonder… can you do anything with radish leaves (i.e. are they edible??) They sure are pretty; seems a shame to toss them out!