A year ago, The Husband set out some garlic. It continued to grow through the winter. Several weeks ago, it was ready to come out of the ground, and it has been drying in the shed. Here you will see our garlic harvest.
Will this be enough?:-) |
Potatoes! |
We enjoyed these baked for dinner! |
I'm not sure how much baking I will be doing either, because of the heat, so those recipes for the peaches and the blueberries may not be as forthcoming as I had hoped. Also, it is time next Tuesday for me to take lunch to the adult day care participants/staff at my church, and I will be sharing some of those preparations with you.
I notice a new follower! Welcome, and thank you all for coming along. I really appreciate your comments.
Yum! Living where everything needs to be trucked in rarely gives me a sense that things actually grow. I think I need a trip to the Farmer's Market. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeletethere is nothing like freshly dug potatoes, and home grown garlic, sounds yummy! Take care in the heat!
ReplyDeleteAh!! Fresh potatoes and yes, it looks like you have enough garlic to me. ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh I just love the vegetable garden!! We are quite behind you here in New England....first tomatoes are ripening...so I will enjoy watching you! Stay cool!
ReplyDeleteThose potatoes really do look quite good, and I'm sure you will find a use for the garlic WITH the potatoes, perhaps with some of those green beans from yesterday's post all cooked together...with some tomatoes on the side and some berries in cream or milk for dessert....yes, that sounds quite delicious to me! I'll be there at 5:30 tomorrow! ;-) Stay cool!!
ReplyDeleteTake care of yourselves in this heat. The veggies can wait rather than risk heat stroke! I will enjoy hearing about your adult day care meal! xo Diana
ReplyDeletePotatoes and Garlic in your garden.. That's neat!!! But you all are smart not to do much outside in these temperatures. Even us here on the Cumberland Plateau are getting those horribly hot temperatures... Yuk...
ReplyDeleteThese next several days won't find me anywhere near the kitchen... It will be cold-cuts for meals!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
great harvest!!!!!
ReplyDeletelove and hugs regina
i just dug my garlic yesterday! i did not plant potatoes last year but i guess we missed some and they grew anyway. it is almost time to dig them up. this weather is just awful!
ReplyDeleteYour gardening is really paying off!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDelete"Warm summer sun, shine kindly here.
Warm southern wind blow softly here."
~Mark Twain
Wow! Those potatoes look beautiful and delicious!
ReplyDeleteYour potatoes and garlic are fantastic!!!
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