Hi Everyone!
This morning in my garden it felt like fall. You know that change in the air?
I pulled all of my onions. For those of you who don't know when onions are ready to harvest the tops fall over.
Like this.
However, because of the weather I had onions bolt and the tops become very thick. I received my newsletter from the onion company that reported due to strange weather this year all over the country onions are taking a hit. It's ether too cold or too hot. Onions bolting and getting thick tops. Boy was I glad to get that email. So today I harvested all of my onions. They will have to cure for about 2 weeks.
Squash is still going strong. Cucs and pole beans
Lots of cucs
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This plant is loaded with beans. A hummingbird comes every evening to pollinate.
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This is the beginnings of a cantaloupe. But, I don't think it will have time to mature.Yellow and winter squash. Hopefully they will have time to produce.This is what I brought into the house today.
I do have a cherry tomato plant but the wind has all but destroyed it. and not peppers this year either.
OK, with all the trouble growing this year. I am thankful for every little bit I get.
Hope your garden in growing.
Nicole
5 comments:
Sorry to hear the wind of the Pacific Coast destroyed your cherry tomatoes. There are some left that will be ready in a week. I like your pink onions you've just harvested, Nicole. Great job.
I'm going to be eating some small garden-fresh carrots for supper tonight from a friend's garden.
Still looks like you harvested a good amount. Good luck with the others maturing before it gets cold.
Boa tarde. Uma excelente terça-feira. Colheita maravilhosa, minha querida amiga Nicole. Brevemente teremos árvores com muitas frutas no nosso quintal. Jabuticaba e guaíquica. Frutas típicas da América do Sul.
Lovely harvest
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