Each day I get a little bite of vegetables from my garden. Today it was a handful of peas and a tiny carrot.
Showing posts with label harvest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label harvest. Show all posts
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Monday, July 13, 2009
Plucking Radishes and Lettuce Thinnings
Pulling those little radishes out of the pot was really a lot of fun and very satisfying. I enjoyed it tremendously and can't wait to do it again!
I finally got around to thinning my Little Gem lettuce, and the thinnings provided a nice amount of lettuce for dinner. Then I transplanted a bunch into the front yard garden bed, which has become my overflow vegetable plot.
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Sunday, July 12, 2009
Favorite Summer Harvest Lunch
If you need something delicious to make for an easy lunch during your gardening break, then you might try this combination. Bagels, hummus, fresh basil leaves, tomato, and aged provolone cheese. I toast the bagel, put it all together, and then melt the cheese a little. Delicious with a glass of iced tea out on the deck. This will also be a nice way to enjoy your summer harvest of homegrown tomatoes and sweet basil.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Cut And Come Again Lettuce
I love the name of this type of lettuce. They could have called it replicating, or regenerating, or duplicating lettuce. But instead it's a simple "cut and come again", which tells you exactly what to do. You cut it. You come again. You cut it. You come again. You cut it. You come again. Yep, 3 times.

This is the mesclun mix that I planted early on in the same pot as my brandywine tomato. I planted it June 6 so it's been about a month. It was a little early to harvest since the leaves were not as big as I would have liked, however, they were getting pretty tall and leggy. Next time I will plant them in a separate container rather than with the tomato. The salad I ate last night was pretty good, but a little stemmy. (In case you didn't know, this means that there were lots of lettuce stems in my salad. Probably more than would be considered desirable. )
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Basil Harvest for Dinner
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