First, there were raspberries in June, then strawberries and peas in July. Toward the end of August the tomatoes arrived and now that it is September, we have been enjoying a daily harvest of yummy goodness. The pumpkins are getting more and more fat and more and more orange--just in time for harvesting and carving in October. I love a garden.
Wednesday, September 02, 2009
Harvest
First, there were raspberries in June, then strawberries and peas in July. Toward the end of August the tomatoes arrived and now that it is September, we have been enjoying a daily harvest of yummy goodness. The pumpkins are getting more and more fat and more and more orange--just in time for harvesting and carving in October. I love a garden.
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Oh man, those look delicious! How tomato plants do you have? We have 4 and I get about one tomato every few days...I'm thinking it doesn't get quite enough sun. Does Marcus like to garden with you?
You are a wonderful gardener...enjoy the harvest!
all I can say is you are a gardening goddess and I worship you!
Katie: We have a Roma (that one didn't turn out, though--we have the worst luck with Romas), a grape, a yellow tomato, and two regular tomato plants. And yes, Marcus does like to garden with me.
Ann and Timid Tripper: Ha ha. Thanks!
Way to go Katie! Looks yummy.
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