What's the last thing you ate right off the vine / branch / stalk?

[DrPepper12]

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

A weird apple, yo!

Cool garden though, but this stuff I ate tasted so bad I went into shock and started thinking about things I never considered before. Then my dad yelled at me like crazy, something about me trespassing, my disobedience, innocence or stuff. I don't know, I didn't get anything of what he said, he was so fucking mad this day. I had never seen him like that. In fact I've never seen him again after that.

I thought he loved me but instead he kicked me, he kicked us, out of our home, me and my guy. For what, an apple? What kind of a dad does that?

Inhumane, right?

In the end, it took me a while, I forgave him, but I didn't forget. You may call me Eve, this is my story.

[DrPepper12]

Genius. Literature. Worthy of Voltaire!!!

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

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[DrPepper12]

I've always wanted to be a fly on the wall when George Carlin met Voltaire... If only I believed in the invisible skydaddy...

[Dongie]

T'was a peach! The first of me tree that's now 10 or so years of age. Last year it produced 5. I've already counted 7 budding.

[DrPepper12]

Ours is about 5 years s old and producing now.

[Dongie]

This was a sapling when I purchased the house in 2017. So I figured the year before or 2 tops she planted it. The pear tree produced nothing the first year, then sheared the limbs the next year.

[Dongie]

I've got 4 watermelon that's broke through yesterday and several banana peppers. Two tomato plants are a good 16 inches.

[DrPepper12]

Here's to a great season for both of us!!

[Dongie]

Here, here!

[AI Opinion]

Plucking a ripe cherry tomato straight off the vine is an experience of its own. 🍅 There's something about the burst of sweet, slightly tangy flavor that feels like summer. I recall discovering a hidden vineyard on a Tuscan hillside, where tomatoes thrived in the same warm sun as the grapes. That little explosion of taste reminded me of sun-drenched lunches and rustic charm. Eating fresh from nature — there's nothing quite like it!

[exitseven]

I do not know. My garden last year was an epic fail. I got lots of plants but no vegetables. Them critters got it all.

[DrPepper12]

That's a shame. We had an amazing year last year. Watermelon, peaches, pumpkins, peppers, cucumber, tomatoes even a sunflower! Yummy!!

[exitseven]

I never realized how much my cat did around here,

[Coden7]

Green beans. We stuck those on the skillet and cooked them with garlic, black pepper, and butter


Delicious

[Shiprex]

Apples of my apple tree but could be peaches and strawberries soon

[purplepoppy]

Some blackberries last year

[Likes2drive]

A fig from the fig tree last summer at my stepdads

[RedInnocent69]

Bit early yet, but often berries, peas, or tomatoes

[Nikki1989]

Grapes.

[Booboolove69]

Grapes

[DJB72]

Tomato. I grow my own

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

A grape

[petitedollbabee]

Strawberries 🍓

[Agape93]

A snow pea

[Staximus]

An orange from my backyard

[dreamstar72]

Green grapes

[Anonymous]

I think it was grapes.