Above, Snow peas and Sugar Ann peas, still ripening nicely.
Overgrown broccoli flowers:
Very ripe Suyo cucumbers, in the greenhouse:
Bloomed out fireweed, going to seed - like we need more:
A reddened fireweed, with Neklason Lake in the background:
A ripening Black from Tula tomato:
A group of all four tomato types we are growing: Black from Tula, Green Zebra, Stupice and Black Cherry tomatoes, with more Stupice growing behind them:
Mature Spearmint plants. Judy made a leg of lamb recipe Sunday that included a lot of mint leaves. Yum!
My favorite flower box that Judy put together this summer:
A cornucopia: Red cabbage, four kinds of tomatoes, red potatoes and dried tomatoes (some are in olive oil in the Kerr jar):
A lone purple poppy:
3 comments:
Am SO enjoying your pictures of progress.
I could not wait for my potatoes to finish up so dug a couple of hills yesterday...oh new potatoes were so GOOD last night for dinner.
Also got enough on the tomatoes to do some fresh salsa...might have been a cool summer here on the AK Peninsula but the fresh stuff has been great!
Thanks for sharing!!
UgaVic
I so enjoy you sharing your life and especially the pictures. I wish I had a garden like yours!
Phil, you need to try Lemon Boy (yellow, the size of tomatoes on the vine in stores) tomatoes, they are less acidic and oh so good.
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