Winter harvest
Hi! I'm still here, still gardening, just crazy busy. Here's a peek at what I harvested this weekend.
What do we have here? Packman broccoli side shoots (the heads eaten last week), Sugar Snap peas (producing like a BOSS), Bloomsdale spinach (leaves few and far between) and three lettuces: Garnet Rose, Red Oakleaf and Baby Romaine. More soon!
Words and photos © 2009-2012 Caroline Homer for "The Shovel-Ready Garden". Unauthorized reproduction is prohibited.
What do we have here? Packman broccoli side shoots (the heads eaten last week), Sugar Snap peas (producing like a BOSS), Bloomsdale spinach (leaves few and far between) and three lettuces: Garnet Rose, Red Oakleaf and Baby Romaine. More soon!
Words and photos © 2009-2012 Caroline Homer for "The Shovel-Ready Garden". Unauthorized reproduction is prohibited.
You have a lot there. Good going....
ReplyDeleteHi Caroline - how do you trellis up the snap peas? I have some seedlings planted - they're about a foot high and of course not strong enough to stand on their own. I need to figure out how to stake these little guys up so mine start produciing like a BOSS!!!
ReplyDeleteOooh, so pretty and yummy looking! Alas, I'm not a great veggie gardener, but I admire good veggie gardeners!
ReplyDeleteoh yeah, that's what I'm talkin' about!
ReplyDeleteChris, my pea trellis is sorely lacking. I'm using four-foot tall square tomato cages and the peas have completely outgrown the cage, overflowing and trailing down the sides! I have the top heavy vines propped up on some hoops in the beds. It's a mess but the vines are producing like crazy. I could use six or eight foot trellises.
ReplyDeleteYum! Those snap peas look so good.
ReplyDeleteThey are good. Sweet and crisp. We've had snap peas as a side dish every week for the past month.
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