Harvet Monday

baby pak choi

Well I have finished my totals for 2017. I am going to try and be more organized on all fronts this year. Doing it all at once is a pain but now that the forms are set up in the computer it should be easier to keep up. I was actually surprised to discover how much I grew. The following does not include spoiled produce, with bug bites, bird pecks, ect. It also does not include a lot of herbs that I cut and fed to the chicken.

crop	2017
pak choi	7.3125
apples	19.2500
beets	35.8125
broccoli	6.1250
carrots	25.1875
cauliflower	3.8750
chard	57.9375
collards	50.5625
cucumber, Armenian	67.3750
cucumber, Market More	47.3125
elephant garlic	26.8750
green beans, bush	24.1250
green garlic
herb, basil, Italian	3.6875
herb, Basil, lemon	0.1250
herb, basil, thai	0.7500
herb, chives, Chinese	1.0000
herb, cilantro	5.5000
herb, dill	0.5625
herb, lavender	0.1250
herb, lovage	0.6875
herb, parsley curly	4.1250
herb, parsley,  flat	3.8125
herb, rosemary	0.3125
herb. Oregano	0.3750
herb. Sage	0.6875
kale	20.6875
kale, lancinato	37.5625
kale, red russian	29.6250
kale, scarlet	66.5625
leek	14.5625
lettuce bibb	13.2500
lettuce leaf mix	24.0000
melon, hales	46.8750
melon, Northern NM	34.8125
mustard, red giant	19.0625
mustard, red mizuna	7.0000
onion bulb	27.7500
onion, green	4.6250
potato white creamer	23.0625
potato, all blue	20.2375
potato, all red	17.3750
potato, Belinda	62.3750
potato, chieftan	5.5625
potato, yukon nugget	4.7500
potatoes	5.8000
pumpkin, Jack Be Little	3.3750
pumpkin, volunteer	43.1875
radish	6.1250
snap peas	49.6025
snap peas sweet magnolia	6.1875
spinach	7.5625
squash, Honey Boat Delicata	12.2500
squash, red kuri	30.1250
squash, spaghetti	99.2500
tomato, cherry mix	51.6250
tomato, large mix	13.6875
turnip greens	17.3750
turnips	23.1875
watermelon, Black Tail Mt.	69.8125
watermelon, Hopi Yellow	36.7500
zucchini & summer squash mix	747.1875
total for year	1724.5775

So I'm hooking up with Harvest Monday, a fun blog hop where you can show off your harvests. Of course I forgot to write down what I harvested this week. But it wasn't very much. A lot of things are looking a bit sad with the dry cold. 2018 goal; double the poundage ;-)

Harvest Monday

Baby Lettuce, viola blossoms, mustard, kale, chickweed, yellow marble tomatoes

Happy New Year! Welcome to Harvest Monday, a blog hop hosted by Daphne at Daphne's Dandelions. Stop by her page and visit with gardeners around the world!

This is my wrap up for 2011. Still harvesting baby lettuces, with bits of kale, chickweed, red mustard, arugula and spinach. The violas and violets are still blooming and amazingly enough the yellow marble tomato plant is still ripening fruit.This was my last harvest of 2011. For 2012 I will be ramping up production in all areas. Next fall should see more greens and root crops as well as cauliflower and broccoli in the fall and early winter. As soon as the weather is warmer there will be beans, squash, tomatoes and corn. Considering that I didn't really plant much until September, I think the garden has done very well.

Total poundage harvest in 2011, 24 pounds, worth about $87 at the grocery store. This was harvested from just 86 square feet of garden space. The garden is of course bigger than  that and there is a lot more planted right now, broccoli, cauliflower and peas, especially, but they are not ready to pick yet. This year I will also be trying to keep track of expenses. At the moment I have plenty of seeds from past years and only really needed to order a few larger tomatoes for processing, some sweet corn and cucumbers. I have really restrained myself when it came to ordering seeds! About the only other thing I will be ordering will be seed potatoes as I intend to grow a large amount of potatoes this year.