I guess when I was watering our community garden plot yesterday I overlooked a few squash. Of course, with this weather they could have doubled their size in the 30 hours since I was there. Anyway, just a few photos to share to keep my journal updated.
Cocozelle round zucchini squash, a few Japanese eggplants, 3 Patty Pan squash, Kale, and Beans. One Asian cucumber that was rolled up so tight against the back of the wood frame that I first thought it was a snake! No kidding, I jumped back about two feet when I was bending down to move the vines. EEEK!
The green beans are Kentucky Wonder and then a few Purple Pod Pole Beans.
Calabacitas con Maiz will be on the menu later this week
Nice batch of Lacinato Kale for dinner tonight, I think I will make Peruano Beans and Greens.
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Carla, your pictures are always beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Pamela! It won't be long and you will be sharing photos of your winter garden.
DeleteI'm not surprised you thought it was a snake!!! Great harvest though.
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DeleteHi Carla,
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Your colourful harvest, and the way you've styled it, is both artistic and appetizing! Yes, I can see how that Asian cuke could have passed for a snake - yikes! Enjoy the fruits of your labour!
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DeleteCarla, your harvest is amazing! I love all the colors and I'm getting hungry thinking about cooking with fresh ingredients. Your garden is very productive.
ReplyDeleteThank you Priscilla, I have been lucky this year with everything except the tomatoes. That is behind us now and I can move on to the winter garden plantings.
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