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Late-August Vegetable Garden Tour

Hello!

It’s a busy time of year in my garden; in late August the produce is really starting to flood in, meaning a LOT of kitchen time between now and October!

All the time and effort spent thus far in my garden is really starting to pay off though. We have our own private organic farmer’s market just outside the back gate! Here, I’ll show you…

Let’s start in the fruit “orchard” where we have one apple tree, two peach trees, and three or four grape vines. Believe it or not, these are two of the peach trees I started from seed, documented in this post from 9 years ago! I make the grape jam that I love from the grapes, and have been starting to use our cut-up Winesap apples as the fruit in my morning green shake. Later on, I’ll make big batches of applesauce with them.

Standing at the North end of the garden:

Standing at the South end of the garden:

Celery:

Honeydew melons:

Watermelons:

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4 Comments

  1. snowpeas

    THIS IS POSITIVELY AMAZING!!! What gorgeous produce and what variety!! It’s a beautiful garden–you will not need to hit the produce department in the grocery store for many months!! Great photography, too–everything looks so delicious! 😀

  2. Lindsey

    Thank you snowpeas!!! It feels great to bypass the produce department; I just love that feeling (and taste) of eating my own stuff!!!

  3. Martha

    The produce looks beautiful and abundant.
    My computer was in the shop so I’m just catching up on your blog.

  4. Lindsey

    martha, the produce is fantastic – i wish i could bring some to you. i love that literally the only hands that have ever touched all these vegetables are mine!

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