Peace rose is looking decidedly yellow instead of its usual light yellow/light pink color.
Both Peace and Chicago Peace roses were purchased by my mom for the old house. When I dug them up, the roots were so huge that I took half and left the other half in the ground. My half seems to be growing just fine.
Other garden updates.
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1 year ago today, goi du du kho bo (Vietnamese green papaya salad with beef jerky).
2 years ago today, my second-youngest uncle's com ga Hai Nam (Hainanese chicken rice).
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