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Monday, June 24, 2013

Harvest Monday


First tomato, albeit a very small Rutgers.
I also had broccoli and lots of basil this last week.
There are banana and jalapeno peppers that I will harvest once I can use them.
Bush beans should not be too far off. Garlic almost ready to pull to dry.

Other harvests at Daphne's Dandelions.

8 comments:

Serenity Cove said...

Wow...you are way ahead of us. Mine are only starting to bloom!

Margaret Birding For Pleasure said...

HI You are miles ahead of us here in N.Ireland!!! Margaret

Stoney Acres said...

Wow you are months ahead of us. We will be lucky to see our first tomato by the first of August! Sounds like lots of good things to come!

Preppy Pink Crocodile said...

You're ahead of me in here in Upstate NY, too. Congrats on the t'mater!

KK

Bee Girl said...

A tomato, no matter how small, when harvested from your very own soil, is simple magic. Congrats!

Dave @ HappyAcres said...

Wow, a tomato already! Our beans are blooming so it won't be long.

Marcia said...

I think that this ripe tomato was a fluke. I have other green ones but not near ripening.

Julie said...

The first tomato of the season is always the best, even if it is small! Enjoy.