This summer harvest is good, despite the cool July and cold August nights. In mid-May I planted tomato, pepper and eggplant seedlings in the greenhouse. Look at the eggplants! I bought seeds of Japanese eggplants. They are long and thin and taste good. Their skin is not bitter and they have a few seeds.
Patty-pans (pattison) look very pretty, I gather young ones and love to fry them with eggplants.
Patty-pans (pattison) look very pretty, I gather young ones and love to fry them with eggplants.
The wild strawberry continue to produce juicy and aromatic fruit.
The tomatoes turned red, some are still greenish, and the ripe ones I have already eaten :-0)
There is a little pepper and they ripen slowly.
Here is my harvest in August, hopefully the rest of the vegetables will ripen soon.
Have you grown any veggies this summer? What is your crop?
My tomatoes are starting to ripen and I have been growing s spinach and greens to eat in salads. Most of all I have been growing basil - far more basil has appeared than I expected!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteJenny,basil is such a fragrant plant and I always try to grow it but without success. I think our climate is too cold for basil.
DeleteWonderful, delicious photos, Nadezda! Also the previous post is really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWe have grown mainly different kinds of berries and potatoes this year. The potatoes have grown OK but not as well as last year. Lots of currants now. And Boletus and Cantharellus from the woods. :)
I hope things go well and you can soon travel. Stay safe and well!!
Oh, you hunted Boletus and Cantharellus! I love them very much.
Deletehope to be able to travel soon.
Good luck with potatoes.
What a wonderful harvest you have received, Nadezda! I have only grown potatoes and herbs. Your tomatoes look so great!
ReplyDeleteThe tomatoes look and taste very yummy, Marit. They are variety 'beef' and have a few seed.
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Amazing harvest dear Nadezda. Your own vegetables must be so delicious. I have never eatten this vegetable from the first pic, is ta called patty-pans? I wonder how it tasty because it looks very interesting. hehe Have a super nice weekend dear Nadezda. :))))
ReplyDeleteAgnes,these are pattypans or pattison. It's a squash of a saucer-shaped variety with a scalloped rim and creamy white flesh. They taste like young pumpkins.
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It looks like your garden has been good to you, Nadezda, a just reward for all your hard work.
ReplyDeleteYes, David. You're right. Harvesting takes a lot of work.
DeleteGreat harvest!
ReplyDeleteThank you Anne.
DeleteLa recompensa al trabajo amiga. Buena cosecha Nadezda y rica rica esto no se encuentra en los supermercados.
ReplyDeleteBuen fin de semana. Cuídate.
Un abrazo.
Estoy de acuerdo, Laura, las verduras de tu propio huerto no se pueden comparar con las verduras de un supermercado.
Delete¡Gracias!
We don’t have much success with peppers and have given up on them.
ReplyDeleteSo do I Sue. This year peppers grow slowly and are still not ripe.
DeleteTodo se ve muy bien, me encanta recoger la cosecha. Mis pimientos están ahora preciosos. Besos.
ReplyDeleteQue bueno es Teresa que tienes buena cosecha de pimientos.
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Hi Nadezda, your vegetables are spectacular.
ReplyDeleteI apologize for my absence but I have works at home and there is little time available. The posts are scheduled and are leaving.
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Thanks Maria for your comment and I wish you success in your work.
DeleteYour pattypans are the loveliest! You make me want to grow some next summer.
ReplyDeleteI do love them as well Gretchen. They are tasty like pumpkins.
DeleteThanks for stopping by.
Buena tarde amiga.
ReplyDeleteCuídate.
Un abrazo
Gracias Laura.
DeleteWonderful harvest! It is gratifying to eat our own vegetables.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week!
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I do love my own veggies, Tania. They are eco and taste great.
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aww...love the fruits....strawberry the most.
ReplyDeleteGood luck
They are wild strawberry, Tanza. They smell much better then from supermarket.
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I just wanted to say thank you for stopping by my blog with your lovely comments !they were well appreciate ! Take care and stay safe ;-)
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Joy!
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