Today I harvested - 2019

[greenishfing]

French beans (green and purple), tomatoes, cucumbers, salad leaves, courgettes, strawberries, blueberries, pimientos de Pàdron, aubergine and 1st melon.



2nd picture has got ginger sprinkled on it.

[Nicos]

^^^ mmmm!
Kale for me (not as exciting as ^^^^ though)

[ameno]

1.2kg French beans.

[greenishfing]

Today's haul: courgettes, cucumbers, tomatoes, french beans, sweetcorn, beetroot and a bunch of grapes. Also grabbed onions and potatoes out of the shed.

[carolefu]

Today, I harvested some green beans - around 6 or 7. There's still some smaller ones 'trying' to get a little bigger

[Small pumpkin]

Just some tromboncino and a handful of chillies.

[bramble]

Tomatoes blackberries cucumber, lettuce, herbs.

[Can the Man]

^^^ mmmm!
Kale for me (not as exciting as ^^^^ though)

Kale for me also, my first of the season, it’s dwarf curly kale I think. I had it with roast spuds, burgers, onion gravy and fried mushrooms

[ameno]

1.6kg of plums.

I also weighed all my onions which I picked a couple weeks ago. Came to 7kg in total. Not bad, considering I didn't plant them until May and the sets were minuscule (50p a bag from Lidl).

[Bren In Pots]

Yesterday.
Scarlet emperor
Blauhild beans
raspberries blackberries
toms
lettuce
Chard

Today. Worcester pearmain apples, toms, and raspberries.

[Small pumpkin]

Some bolting onions. Still usable if you pull the middle out.

[roodles84]

Cucumber, 3 cherry tomatoes and a good handful of runner beans.

This is the kind of scale harvest I enjoy on busy days - something to eat, but not a big workload of processing to do. (We've had a few big harvests recently and while I love the food, I find it hard with 2 small children to find the time to process it all!)

[Chestnut]

2kg courgettes, 1.5kg beans, 9 cucumbers and 6 tomatoes.
Stockpot full of courgette soup is now simmering ;-)

[bario1]

A plum.
A tomato.
A blackberry.
A raspberry.
The biggest cucumber i have ever seen in my life.

[muckdiva]

Loads of Early Onward peas picked as mangetout. Later successional sowing has been much better than the early stuff this year