I will be honest, this is the first year I planted lettuce in the Fall garden. And I have to say I am impressed with how well the lettuce is doing so far.
In fact, I have been so impressed that I planted some more in another container. The variety I planted never forms a head so I just go an pick the outer leaves very other day for a good start to a dinner salad.
So there you have what should be the last of the Summer garden peppers and two small tomatoes. I pulled the pepper plants this week end to make way for the lettuce.
I intended to pull the tomato plants as well, but there these two fellas were still on the vine. I am not sure if these will ever ripen but waste not want not, that is what I say.
Have you ever held off pulling up plants, just in case there might just be one more veggie????
I planted a few more cabbages in the "green grow bags" which is part of my latest garden experiment.
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Lastly, I planted another set of leeks.
So that is it from the @handofzara garden.
Dinner Time! Alright so not exactly "dinner" but a nice start to a salad.
What are your plans for the Fall Garden?
Tried lettuce twice and not too successful at it, lots of Chinese Bok Choy, string beans, radishes and squash more than I can eat.
I almost bought some Bok Choy this weekend. I can't remember how long to harvest? Maybe next weekend.
"Radishes will graw oan th' moon Ahh thinks." 😄 -Keptin
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"Romaine. Pit th' jars ower th' taps o' yer lettuce oan th' braw nights mucker. Fifty percent oliff oil, fifty percent apple cider vinegar oan yer salad greens...pits hair oan yer chest." 😉 -Keptin