Each week Daphne's Dandelions hosts Monday Harvest. Be sure to visit her blog to see who is harvesting what this week!
July 27th; 5 pounds 13 oz. tomatoes, 1 pound cucumbers,1 pound 5 oz. green peppers, 7 oz. pole beans, 9 oz. crookneck squash
9 pounds 2 ounces
July 28; 1 lb. 9 oz. shallots (cleaned weight), 7 lb., 4 oz. tomatoes, 6 oz. onions,4 oz. carrots, 1 lb. 14 oz. cucumbers, 11 oz. crookneck, 14 oz. green peppers, 5 oz. jalapenos, 9 oz. strawberries
13 pounds 12 ounces
July 29; 7 lb. 8 oz. potatoes (final dig), 2 lb. 1 oz. crookneck,5 lb. 6 oz. cucumbers, 2 lb. 13 oz. tomatoes, 8 oz. basil
18 pounds 4 ounces
July 30 (picked 3 times that day); 6 oz. mesclun, 9 lb. 15 oz. tomatoes,2 lb. 4 oz. cucumbers, 1 lb. 8 oz. green peppers
14 pounds 1 ounce
July 31; 1 lb. 2 oz. cucumbers, 4 lb. 10 oz. tomatoes, 1 lb. 2 oz. strawberries6 pounds 14 ounces
August 1; 3 lb. 6 oz. tomatoes, 15 oz. bell peppers, 6 oz. jalapenos, 10 oz. melon5 pounds 5 ounces
August 2; 2 lb. 10 oz. cucumbers, 7 oz. pole beans,4 oz. yellow crookneck, 13 lb. 4 oz. tomatoes
16 pounds 9 ounces
Total for week: 83 pounds 15 ounces
Total for 2009: 285 pounds 8 ounces
Fantastic harvests! What is the green stuff in the jars? Peppers? -Jackie
ReplyDeleteGOOD NIGHT, Granny. That's unbelieveable.
ReplyDeleteWOW, things look fantastic!! My mouth is watering...
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Awesome weekly harvest! I love the little gnome figurines. :D
ReplyDeleteWow when you see it all laid out like that it is so much. Your daily harvest beats my weekly harvest. I think it must be the gnomes. Are they helping you garden? I need to get myself a good gnome.
ReplyDeleteJackie, LOL! That green stuff is my first batch of pickle relish. I got a bit carried away with the food coloring ;-)
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Ribbit, honey, that should be "GOOD MORNING, Granny". *smirk*
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ALi, thank you!
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KitsapFG and Daphne, Those gnomes are my garden magic. :-)
Show off!!!! Ok....really, that is quite impressive to see, all laid out like that. The gnome thing is pretty messed up, though. You've got problems granny.....real problems. :-)
ReplyDeleteEG, I have a third gnome out in the garden somewhere. He's the magic gnome ;-)
ReplyDeleteWow, all those beautiful tomatoes. Lettuce still too, you really have mad veggie gardening skills!
ReplyDeleteDan, the lettuce was just planted recently. I'm surprised it germinated, let alone grew in this heat! I actually have a few heads of Romaine that are nearly large enough to eat.
ReplyDeleteYour harvests are so impressive AG! and everything is so colourful and healthy. You've pretty much collected a person's weight of veggies in one week! Truly inspirational =)
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed (once again).
ReplyDelete83 pounds for this past week!!! Wow! That's almost 30% of your harvest for 2009.
ReplyDeleteJust incredible Granny! Wish I could be there to walk around your incredible garden with you!
It really is over the top. I'm amazed you can eat it all, to tell you the truth. Are you running a secret soup kitchen? Do the neighbors pretend they don't see you and keep their cars locked? Impressive!
ReplyDeleteLOL, Stefaneener. In the last two days, my two boys have probably left with 15 pounds of fresh food, plus jars of jam and/or relish. John went out with a bag of green beans, cucumbers, tomatoes, squash and sweet relish, Scott was here tonight for jam and some basil to go with the tomatoes he took yesterday. And Mr. H has a big appetite ;-)
ReplyDeleteBut I have to admit, I'm having to spend more time picking, cooking, canning and preserving and less time blogging right now.
BEAUTIFUL! Absolutely beautiful pics of a wonderful harvest. I'm so inspired to do all I can with my garden to get as great results as you have :) .
ReplyDeleteThank you, Crystabel! That's two people I've inspired today...that makes me feel really good.
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