final harvest

the temperature has been tickling the freezing point in the evenings. and i think my little garden has given me everything it’s going to give me this year. which has been quite a lot.

the final harvest, gathered this morning.

basket harvest tomatoes green pepper imadeitso.com

thanks, bit o’ dirt.

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i’m sharing this post with jami and her readers at an oregon cottage. i likely wont have more to share this season, but will be reading along to see what everyone gets up to in the colder months :-) thanks jami! ~ana

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7 Responses to final harvest

  1. I only got about 2 or 3 little cherry tomatoes all year. I think it got way too hot and dry here. Glad your garden did well for you :)

  2. Halima says:

    Oh I like that green pepper! Ours tried, they really did, but didn’t make it. Next year, I’ve told myself, will be better.

  3. Alyssa says:

    Ah, bittersweet moment! Aren’t homegrown tomatoes so much better than any others? Wish ours had done better this year, but we just had too much rain and too little sun for a bit.

  4. imadeitso says:

    i think i got a good dose of beginner’s luck this year. great weather, and very little in the way of pests and disease. we’ll see what next year brings.

    allysa ~ absolutely! even local, on-the-vine tomatoes don’t taste as good as homegrown. we had ours on a salad today.

  5. Isn’t it amazing how much food a little patch of ground can produce? So satisfying to eat the fruits of your own labour.

  6. Beth says:

    Such beauty in the still-life photo. Home-grown food lovely to look at and eat!

  7. Glad your plot provided for you this year- nothing like some success to provide inspiration for the next season. :-)

    Thanks for sharing with the Garden Party. For fall and winter, I hope you link up seasonal recipes, garden themed gifts, decorating and such. I’m going to have a list of Winter link-up themes tomorrow at the Tuesday Garden Party, so check in and plan your posts!