Oh my goodness - you can feed an army with that cabbage!!! What a healthy and happy looking veg!!! Wonderful capture my friend! I hope you and Auntie enjoy the day tomorrow!

I suspect they don't have resident woodpigeons..mine have finished the nasturtiums and started on the cabbages! A fab veg and an even better pic!

OMG! It's a man-eating cabbage! Good grief, that thing looks huge! You could make a year's worth of slaw with that thing! What a place that must be! Great photo, Bill!

I've seen cities smaller than this cabbage! That's gonna be a lot of Coleslaw! What a picture! I love the cabbage texture and the quality of light you caught! Those veins are amazing, but plants always have such amazing veins, don't they? The background digifiddling gives this a nice painted quality, especially since the dominant background color is a nice, warm red: the perfect compliment to the cabbage green in various shades. Nice. Quite nice! And it actually gets me to thinking of those late nights in Prague, when I'd go to a "non-stop" i.e. 24-hour kiosk and get the local version of what was supposed to be a hamburger; it was a pork patty, with shredded cabbage on top, garnished with ketchup and wedged between two vaguely chewy buns. Good stuff, especially after a night of consuming mass quantities of...well...more golden colored good stuff, though quite a lot of it was also clear and nicely chilled. I love it when photos evoke memories like that, and even without those memories evoked, this is a brilliant shot!

Ok! We will see you about 2 o'clock!

What an exiting way of growing veggies... they are so small the boxes.. I have a big one. Excellent capture.

oh, this will be a lot of coleslaw, Bill, and please please keep soem for me, I just love coleslaw...smile

very cool cabbage, great composition! and i adore the coleslaw!

wonderful capture!!

What a big head you got there. ;D Great capture!

FEED ME, SEYMORE! FEED ME! Great shot

Looks really ripe and rich Ummm good Hugs Susan~

This is huge and looks so healthy. Lovely details of the lighter veins.

Lovely cabbage it looks like It would make a lot of coleslaw thats for sure, Nice capture of the vege garden Bill..

Wow..great size. Wonderful capture!!

Beautiful!

Wow, what a vast wing span on those magnificent cabbage leaves in this cool garden shot, Bill. Great color. That may be cabbage, but it sure looks like Swiss Chard to me.

That is a real beauty and a great advertisment for organic gardening. Great shot.

Wow, what a lovely cabbage! Great shot!

Great looking cabbage!

That's an awesome piece of cabbage, Bill! Happy 4th of July!

Wonderful picture!!

Oh what a beautiful cabbage. I'll take seconds on the coleslaw, please.

Wow! That's a big cabbage. Perfect exposure. :)

chou!!!

I LOVE this shot!! And it's because when I used to grow a big garden, I also had cabbages the size of VW bugs!! Cabbage loves fog, drizzly skies, and they never complain about being cold. They last and last, until you hope to never see another one. Kinda like zucchini, but much politer!!!

Excellant picture of a perfect cabbage!

What an excellent shot...so nice Bill! Yummy!

BEAUTY

Wanna know my fav way of eating cabbage? You take a cabbage and cut it in quarters, cutting out the core. (This would be a normal size cabbage, btw.) You steam the cabbage until it's just cooked but still a bit crisp. While that's cooking, you take a cube of butter, melt it in a pan with some herbs, and saute a pound of mushrooms, maybe with a bit of balsamic vinegar for good measure. Then you take the cabbage and put it on a big plate with the outside leaf down. Pour a quarter of those mushrooms (with all that butter) over the cabbage so the butter seeps down between the cabbage leaves. Oh man ... that's some GOOD stuff!!