SteveR was telling me he had some on Sunday.
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What I meant is nasturtium see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nasturtium. SteveR had Zuccini (I think it's the sam name in english as it is an italian plant)
You can't fill nasturtium but you can add it to any salad or as decoration to other "non-fancy-colored" food like f.e. baked beans, marmite toasts, haggis ...

Why do you put your beans into nets? Are the "beanbirds" around, which are specialized in bean-peeling? Otherwise the non-"beanbirds" could help you reducing the black-flies.

And of yourse you should take more care on removing burs, as the will take over your garden, and the neighbours and the whole alotment next year :)

Haha,
I should have scrolled down to see capuchas comment about capucines, we call it "Kapuzinerkresse" in German.

The nets are to keep the pigeons and cabbage white butterflies out. What are "burs"? Are they going to take over the world?

how do you call them in english again ?

I had to look it up but they are called Nasturtiums. I had no idea they were called Capucines in France. Thats kinda sweet!
The film was shot over our allotment. I'll show you the garden next.

Yes, Capucine's got a flower name :) Sounds much better in French though, haha ! I'm looking forward to see your garden.

That means Scruff_E_Guy is my emergency back-up Brother! I like that.

Actually he would be your uncle.

Im confused.

If I am your back up mother and Scruff is my brother then he would be your back up uncle.

For some reason I thought you were Scruffs Mother! Please excuse me. I'm a bit dim at times.

Okaaay. I suspect Scruff is going to laugh harder at this then I did. Scruff is the baby in the family. He has 3 older sisters.

Poor sod! :)