Jalapenos = 2 ounces
Hope you all have a fantastic day!
Our journey to producing more and consuming less on 1/8 acre in the middle of the city. Urban farming, through keeping backyard chickens and a top bar hive of honey bees, practicing organic vegetable gardening, taking care of several fruit trees, maintaining a compost pile, canning and preserving our harvests and trying our best to do it all ourselves using reclaimed materials where possible.
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Very nice! That basket looks so pretty with the mixed bean colors!
ReplyDeleteWhat a colorful harvest!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely tomato harvest =)
ReplyDeleteIt is so yellow! Very pretty. Our jalapenos are also producing, even though the plants are not even a foot tall. Silly plants.
ReplyDeleteI just love colorful tomato baskets! Congratulations on your squash! I got one tiny one, still working on a full size one. The baby did not go to waste! I love all the colors in the beans. Mine look like that too! I wish I could find some pink ones for my daughter! Ha ha! Good harvest for you!
ReplyDeleteYou must love the color yellow. Your harvest is so bright and cheery.
ReplyDeleteMost people love a red harvest. I cannot say that too many can boast such a yellow harvest (at least this week ;) )
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! I'm enjoying the yellow this year, though I am looking forward to a few other colors, as well! They're all just taking their sweet time! Silly veggies!!!
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