Show us your harvest!

[John Headstrong]

Here is todays harvest.

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Courgettes, beans, tomatoes and kale (from my perennial kale forest!)

not shown in pic because I ate them earlier was a good snack of raspberries and some salad leaves plus coriander for my hummus and salad pitta.

And I am in Scotland, half way between Glasgow and Edinburgh, I get a very short season here.

Show us yours, and tell us where you live so we can compare notes.

[Zech]

Do these count?


Also four pounds of blackberries (to go with a similar quantity harvested yesterday, now fermenting), a pound or so of spuds, two bolted fennel and a quantity of peas too small to mention. Oh, and a few spring onions, a bay leaf and some skinny celery, to go with the mushrooms.

[doofaloofa]

Can you make the site photo bucket friendly John?

I have loads od pics to post only the site can't tell the size when I try to post them

[John Headstrong]

Can you make the site photo bucket friendly John?

I have loads od pics to post only the site can't tell the size when I try to post them

OK, up on that bar there is now a photobucket button, get the URL of the image from the embed code, place inbetween code.

if that don't work let me know what the error says.

[doofaloofa]

[doofaloofa]

Nice one John

My Hero

[MKG]

You grow mackerel in your garden?

[doofaloofa]

Harvest of the sea yo!

[doofaloofa]

Well John, after a little more testing in the polytunnel growing thread I have discovered that I do not need the photobucket tags now, but I can only post one image at a time

[doofaloofa]

Roast leg of pork

Home produced

[doofaloofa]

[Odsox]

Not what you were expecting, but my harvest just the same.
Baked beans made with home grown haricots and my tomatoes.
And ... no sugar and very little salt.

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[doofaloofa]

[diggernotdreamer]

Those tomatoes look similar to something I grow, I saved the seeds from a tomato I bought in the organic market, do you know what they are called? I have never found out what they were

[doofaloofa]

Air curing streaky rashers