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DAY 246 of NONNIE'S PHOTO A DAY: Nature's Beauty- Eggplants


beauty in nature-
eggplant, and called aubergine
by our British friends


Photo taken on grandaughter and husband's farm-


On Wikipedia, it said that the eggplant is related 
to the tomato and potato.  
Hmm… it looks like a squash… 
it's also known as guinea squash.


shared with
Rebecca's 









Comments

Lea said…
The purple in this aubergine is glorious! One of my all-time favorite foods! Thank you for sharing this bounty with us Nonnie.
Gillena Cox said…
Also called melongene, here in T&T
have a good weekend Norma

much love...
Marit said…
I really like the deep-purple-ish color of this vegetable-fruit. We call the plant as well as the color 'aubergine' - I love your haiku! Have a great weekend, hug from the Netherlands!
Nonnie said…
Gillena, thanks for the added info.

Marit, its color drew me to photograph it, thanks for your comment. Sending a hug back to you from America!

Lea, I remember tasting eggplant in school, but I haven't had any since. So I'll need to get one and give it a try.
Beautiful eggplant, beautiful haiku!
rebecca said…
dear nonnie,
thinking of you on these fading summer days. the harvest is full of bright colourful offerings that soon will sweeten many a table. imagine sitting outside sharing stories and favorite meals.
so glad to call you friend.
xo

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