Friday, August 10, 2007

Friday Show and Tell......

Friday is Show and Tell over at Kelli's..........so here is mine........





If you read my blog last week about 'Eight Random Things About Me' , then you know I don't eat eggs....ugh....however, I do grow them......Where do you get yours?

A very dear gardener friend of mine, Jeanette, started me growing 'eggs' a few years ago. The green plants are pretty just growing but in a few weeks purple blooms appear. Then in a short while, the eggs begin to grow. As the plant ages, the eggs grow larger.....finally the eggs turn a deep, golden yellow......

This plant has about twelve eggs on it........It's a great conversation starter.......Children as well as adults are amazed to see 'eggs' growing on a bush.......I also have 'money' plants...that's for another day.......

Mary, Mary, quite contrary, how do your eggs grow?

19 comments:

Tracy said...

Are they edible, or is it just a conversation piece?

Carole Burant said...

And here all my life I've been thinking eggs only comes from chickens! LOL Oh Betty, what a fabulous plant...of course I've seen eggplants but only the purple variety, I didn't realize the fruit could come in white also!! Very fascinating!! We can't grow them here because they are sensitive to cold. xox

Susan said...

How different. I've never seen these before. Very interesting.
Susan

Cathy said...

lol at your comments. That is very cute, and different I must say. I have never seen a plant like that. :-)

Myrna said...

Learn something new every day. I have never seen white "eggs" growing on a plant. Wonder what's inside!

Tammy said...

Well, I'll be!! I've never seen anything like this!
This is the most unique show and tell today!!
:)

weirdbunny said...

So are they aubergines ?

dot said...

Betty, that's the weirdess looking thing! What is it called?
I can't wait to see your money tree. lol. So it's true, money does grow on trees!

Ruth said...

LOL! I thought this was a joke. =o) Very, very interesting!!

Hope you are having fun on your trip!

Lyndy said...

Hi Betty,

Wanted to take a moment to stop by for a visit. I started my new job this week, so I am behind in blogging. I pray your trip this week went well.

What an interesting Show and Tell. I have never seen anything like it before.

Have a blessed weekend my friend.

Hugs,

Lyndy

Susie said...

I've never seen such a thing. I would imagine that really would be a good conversation piece!
:)

Rhoda @ Southern Hospitality said...

Hi, Betty, never seen that plant before! Is it eggplant?? But white insead of purple? How neat.

Rhoda

Barbara said...

Gosh I know yu call Augergine's (Egg Plant) but looking at these you could get mixed up with the real thing! Hope you azre back safe as sound as we are.

Barbara said...

Betty, I have at last posted the Reflective Blogger Award.
Like I said it was fine as soon as I was using myown computer and could import the logo into my photography software. Come see.

Barbara said...

Betty, I have set you a fun creative challenge on my blog. Come ov er and see your name in seaweed.

Kelli said...

That is the neatest thing! They look exactly like eggs! Great show and tell!
Kelli

Lady of the house said...

Well, I'm speechless.

Betty said...

Jenny, so glad you came by....I tried to find you to thank you for visiting but couldn't find your blog.....

Please come again.....Betty

Ramblins of a middle-aged goddess said...

What is this plant called,Betty? I have never seen anything like this before!! I would love to know...
Blessings,
Sandy