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| Fennel - first time we've tried it - great stuff, a definite keeper. Love the anise/licorice flavour |
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| This little pie pumpkin is actually bright orange now. |
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| Sweet Mama Buttercup Squash |
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| Cylindra beets - they don't go woody like the globe varieties. |
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| Lots of pickling cucs - too far past for pickles |
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| Baby Golden Hubbard squash |
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| Another Sweet Mama squash. |
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| Nantes Corelss - carrots are great this year - obviously appreciated the manure last spring. |
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| Packmaster Slicing Cucumbers |
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| Another photo of said pumpkin a week or two later. |
And that is about all I have to say for today.
Musings and meanderings from the Musical Gardener.
I understand procrastination. I have about 15 posts partially done, waiting for a picture or a brilliant idea to finish them off. They are my limbo collection.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you are having a good harvest. So how much does the pumpking weigh?
There is a lot of good eating there in your photos. I don't wish creeping Charlie on anyone but I have it way out of control. I see it lives in Canada too.
ReplyDeleteJust went and checked 33 posts in progress - I need to finish things that I start. Mind you several of those will probably never see the light of day - maybe only a title or a picture, or an idea that I have either improved upon in a different blog, or discarded entirely. I need to do some housekeeping!
ReplyDeletePumpkin is just a pie pumpkin, probably 6-8 lbs.
Yes creeping charlie thrives here in Canada as well as most other noxious weeds. We just toughen them up a bit in the winter, and make them hardier and thriftier.