Harvest Totals (since April)
- 5 lbs Cherry Bell Radishes
- 3 lbs Giant Fordhook Swiss Chard
- 3 lb 5.5 oz Pic-N-Pic Summer Squash (5 squash)
- 5 lbs 6.3 oz Black Beauty Zucchini (3 squash)
- 13.7 oz Mammoth Melting Sugar Peas
- 11.6 oz Mucho Nacho Jumbo Jalapeno (13)
- 9.7 oz Jalapeno
- 2 lb 2.4 oz Bush Blue Lake 274 Green Beans
- 1 lb 0.1 oz Gypsy Sweet Peppers (6)
- 1 lb 11.8 oz Sweet 100 Cherry Tomato
- 2 lb 7.5 oz Juliet Roma Grape Tomato
- 3 lb 12.0 oz Early Girl Tomato (12)
- 1 lb 10.4 oz Big Boy Tomato (3)
- 1 lb 7.3 oz oz Bradley Heirloom Tomato (4)
- 2 lb 2.3 oz Roma Tomato (22)
- 3 lb 15.5 oz Long Eggplant (15)
- 4 lb 15.5 oz Black Beauty Eggplant (4)
- 6.6 oz Pablano Pepper (3)
- 1 lb 2.0 oz Acorn Squash (1)
- 1 lb 1.0 oz Butternut Squash (1)
- 1 lb 6.6 oz Spaghetti Squash (1)
- 13.6 oz Green Bell Sweet Pepper (4)
- 1.1 oz Cayenne Pepper (3)
- 6 lb 10.4 oz Marketmore 76 Cucumbers (4)
- 1 lb 15.9 oz Okra (40)
At this point I have two suggestions. First? You might as well start up your own Farmer's Market. What a lovely bounty of produce you are getting. And Second? I think you'll need to change up the description under your blog name. Because "Striving for a Green Thumb"? I'm pretty sure you've got the green thumb part nailed down!
ReplyDeleteHa! Thanks, Deb. I'll keep the "Striving for a Green Thumb" for now... at least until I prove my gardening skills through a couple tough Texas summers. After that, I might consider the description change. For now, I want to make sure this season isn't just a fluke ;-)
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