Looks Promising for Pies!

I cant' wait to taste the pies, Rosa. Lovely triptych. Cheers, Joe

It's a long way, but you are most welcome Joe! Cheers, Rosa.

Belle compilation fruitale parfaitement collée.... Bon mardi.

Thank you Malik.
Happy Tuesday.

Oh yes, you are in for some treats

Just tried a cherry Nick....almost there!

Your garden is a magnificent pantry !!!!!
Nice triptych full of promise!!!!!!**************

Thank you Nouchet. Already eating the potatoes, broad beans and carrots. Need some fruit now ;-)) Thank you for your kind comments.

What a delightful season fruit collage, dear Rosa!
As I often said your garden is a garden of wonders!
I love the lighting and presentation and of course ... I’m sure your pies will be delicious!
Take care, my friend

Thank you dear Adele. The fig tree is so full this year! I hope they all ripen.
I might make a gooseberry fool instead of a pie...I'm not so keen on them ;-)
Wishing you a good evening my friend.

Oooooo what a fabulous garden you have Rosa!! I haven't had gooseberries for many years. When we were little we used to eat them straight from the bush.....red ones I do believe!!!

Thank you Cheryl. It's quite productive at the moment. Got some tomatoes and peppers coming on nicely in the greenhouse! I've just tried a cherry and they are almost there!! I've never seen red gooseberries but sounds good.

Good work, have a nice day:-)

Thank you June.
Good evening to you.

Looks luscious and beautifully presented. Good eating when the time comes.

Already eating potatoes and veg from the garden, but it's always special when the fruit ripens. Have had a lot of strawberries though!

A beautiful triptych and very promising pie ingredients. Sadly, travel to taste it is difficult just now.

Thank you George. The pies would be cold by the time you reach here ;-))

Three super images..............beautifully presented Rosa!

Each image is nicely sharp and detailed and all have lovely light and colours. The fruit looks delicious - the cherries look especially tasty!

I hope you're enjoying the week so far..........the weather is lovely :-)

Thank you very much Keith. Have just tried a cherry and they are almost ready!
Yes enjoying the weather very much. I'm sure you are too :-))

Superb set of fruity imges Rosa, they would struggle to make the pie over here, yum.

Thank you Roger ;-) It will be a struggle with the cherries, I must admit!!

Summer is really a beautiful season !!! Have a nice evening, Rosa !

It sure is Ulrich. Nothing like taking an apple straight from the tree.

Très beau collage nature. Nicole.

Thank you Nicole.

I discuss gooseberries with my students (those that are interested in food and cooking that is) and it is interesting (and obvious really) that they are unrecognised by 95% of my students, but those that grew up in Galicia and Asturias (in other words the norhwest coastal areas) know them very well. They know rhubard too, which is a complete mystery to other Spaniards!
Lovely collage, Rosa!

Rhubarb has become very popular in restaurants over here in recent years Andy. Something your students will be familiar with is figs, and I have a tree loaded with them! It must be the early good weather we had! Thank you for your kind and interesting comment.

I grew many varieties with great success in my garden in Pinner, Middlesex, Rosa and used to like making fig conserves and jams, etc. I inherited a mature tree that didn't bear any figs (wrong sex apparently) but I had quite a few growing in containers or with restricted root runs in the ground and I got decent crops from at least one or two most years and spectacular crops in good years.
I'm not allowed to eat them now; alongside pears, cherries, grapes, banana and pineapple (due to diabetes).

Las cerezas están que hacen agua en la boca.

I am especially looking forward to them :-))

Wonderful and delicious collage Rosa.

Thank you very much Jaap.

Nicely presented, trio of fruit. I assume you have the sherries under netting. A nice gooseberry crumble would be nice. :-)))

Yes the cherries are in a cage of netting. Last year the birds had most of them, so action was needed :) I prefer crumbles to tarts and pies Amelia, so that's what it will probably be!

superbes fruits !*****************merci mon amie ! très fatiguée ! je repasserai dés que j'irais mieux !
belle journée ! bisous♫

Thank you. So sorry to hear you are not well. Take care and hope you are soon better my friend.
Bisous ♥

A nice selection Rosalyn, fruit is a waste of time for me this year the birds pulled the gooseberries off when they were small not eaten just pulled off, strawberries a non event to dry in May, raspberries and black currants a lot of very small ones, red currants not bad managed to keep the birds off again they were pulling them off green a serious cull of pigeons is needed. Some apples at home and a few damsons needless to say no apricots

The strawberries have been good this year for me but the blackcurrants are not looking very plentiful! The plum tree is full of fruit, so hoping for many summer crumbles!

That's nice to see Rosa, fingers crossed they survive the avian robbers! Our Cherry tree used to get stripped before we could get there.

Same here last year Roger, but this year it's under a protective frame....I will have my pie ;-)

Gooseberries ont he bottom? They look familiar, anyway. Very pretty collage - and I'll be waiting for pies!

Yes gooseberries on the bottom. I have loads of plums on the tree as well...they are my favourite. You'll have to be quick getting here for a hot pie ;o)

Wowww, it looks good Rosa!

Greetz, Christien.

I have tried the cherries Christien and they are nice and sweet :-))

Greetz, Rosa.

GREAT !
Only some strawberries and redcurrants here at the moment ...
(and also lots of artichokes! (:o))