I still have a few summer crops producing well. Patty pan squash started 6 weeks ago, Juliet tomatoes seeded themselves and are a tremendous producer. Small but tasty. Peppers seeded themselves from last year. Not the prettiest but they taste OK. A fresh crop of Swish chard and radish( that purple one is a stray and my name for it is jalapeno radish!). Peas are in flower and I hope they produce before we have hard freeze.
Monday, November 8, 2010
MONDAY HARVEST
I still have a few summer crops producing well. Patty pan squash started 6 weeks ago, Juliet tomatoes seeded themselves and are a tremendous producer. Small but tasty. Peppers seeded themselves from last year. Not the prettiest but they taste OK. A fresh crop of Swish chard and radish( that purple one is a stray and my name for it is jalapeno radish!). Peas are in flower and I hope they produce before we have hard freeze.
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Beautiful! I'm a little envious you still have Juliets. I still have a few banana peppers producing, but that's about it for summer crops. Keeping my fingers crossed that my lettuces and beets continue to do well.
ReplyDeleteI found self-seeded plant very hardy it will continue to produce when others are finished. Nice harvest.
ReplyDeleteI am still harvesting Juliet tomatoes, too! But my peppers are kaput and my radishes aren't radishes yet. I am moving my veggie beds this spring to a sunnier spot in hopes I, too, can harvest patty pan squash in November! :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I have an heirloom tomato that is still producing, but that is it.
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