My garden is just starting to produce with zucchini, some cherry tomatoes, a few beans, and today I stole out a couple of potatoes when I was hilling them. My cucumbers are staying tiny and I really hope they start growing; cucumbers from a real greenhouse taste so fantastic! If we can just get some real heat here in Faro, my garden is going to be top notch this year!
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My jungle! And this was a week ago. It is even more overgrown now. |
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A pumpkin!!! It is double this size now. |
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Tomatoes! |
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Some of the beans! They are doing so much better this year. |
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Our wee little wild strawberries! |
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Perfect snack! Beans, tomatoes, basil, and cilantro. |
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Fireweed! |
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Fireweed jelly! |
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Wild strawberry and rhubarb jam! |
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Zucchini muffins. |
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The neighbour let me pick from her haskap bushes. Made some into jam and the rest into the freezer for winter smoothies. |
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Wild strawberry shortcake. |
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I love potatoes! |
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Basil blitzed with olive oil into the freezer for spaghetti sauce in the winter. |
7 comments:
wait....fireweed jelly?? I have some in the corner of my yard, which surprised me since it's urban and south, but I can eat it? Recipe?
YES!! Here is the recipe. Make sure to use the powdered pectin though- it doesn't set well with the liquid pectin.
http://www.food.com/recipe/fireweed-jelly-208809
Thanks! It looks beautiful, and since I have no garden this year ( :( ) I am welcoming any ideas for using what is in the yard. I suspect I don't have enough, but it's an excuse to get out and find more!
Those little strawberries look sooooo good!
I like this idea, grow your own food ;)
Indeed.. I like your idea gardening and forging the best way to increase family get together time..
I want to grow my own food too..If only I have plenty of time but I am excited to try it.
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