This was out second picking of tomatoes.
Canned 12 Quarts
Homestead
Picked the rest of the green beans and then we did get rain, 2.5" thus far.
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| Green Bean Harvest |
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| Blue Lake Superior 5" Bean |
We froze most of them, but kept the small haricot vert to eat now, and they taste great.
We are expecting a small second picking after this rain.
Meanwhile, the Frittillarias love the coneflower.
Rain has been very good for us this June: 2.25" on the 9th, 3.20" on the 18th, 2.5" on the 22nd and then 3.7" on the 27th. Being up on this hill, we did not have to worry about flooding. From left to right: Beans (Pinto, Green and Lima) in bloom, Squash and Cucumbers in bloom, Okra coming along, 10 rows of peppers!!!!!!!!!! 4 rows of tomatoes with many a green tomato already and finally a recently weeded Herb garden in the middle front, and Asparagus Horseradish bed in the back right.
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| Peace Out says the Dirt Farmer |
I planted the peppers in the concrete of our dry soil. Two rows each of Poblano and Anaheim and four rows of Bell Peppers. Should be enough peppers.