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| Tokyo Long White onions |
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This was a great week in the garden. Besides loads of greens, which I didn't photograph, since you've all seen them before, there were these nice green onions.
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| Rainbow Carrots |
More Rainbow Carrots
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| First Eggplant |
The first eggplant, small but yummy in a stir fry with the onions and carrots.
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| salad tomatoes |
Over four pounds of tomatoes, most of which I sold Sat. morning at the farmer's market. In the very center you can see a few Red Currant, the yellow/cream ones are Snow White and the red ones are Princepe Borghese.
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| new potatoes |
These yellow potatoes are probably Yukon Gold, but I'm not sure. They were sprouting in the kitchen and I planted them in 2 gallon pots. This batch weighed a half a pound.
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| peaches with squirrel marks and complete with ants |
I opened the door Sun. afternoon to catch a squirrel in the act of running off with one of my peaches, that one in the lower left. I thought the tree looked a bit funny this morning. So I picked these that were left on it. Some had ant damage but not much needed to be cut out. I peeled and cut them up for my yogurt, some went in the freezer and some in the fridge.
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| Plums |
After the squirrel thing I went and shook down the plum tree, some bird pecks and some wrinkles, but no ants. I might make some plum butter and then again I might just eat them all up.
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| More Rainbow Carrots |
On Sunday evening I went ahead and cleared up the rest of the Rainbow Carrots and the potatoes from a bed out front. I have about 6 artichoke plants that will go in that bed now, with perhaps some bush beans between them since they are small.
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| Russet potatoes |
These potatoes were from some grocery store spuds that sprouted in the kitchen.
You can check out
yesterdays post for a garden tour and preview of some up coming harvests.
