01 October 2009

Last of the Summer Garden


The weather turned nippy, so I made a quick trip to the garden. We fought tomato blight this year, so we did not have the most beautiful tomatoes.


The carrots were a bit late, but they were nice and sweet.

I was so motivated by the bounty, I made tomato sandwiches for dinner!

I am already thinking about what to plant next year!!

2 comments:

  1. Two questions:
    Did all those different colored tomatoes come off the same plant, or does each plant yield one color of tomatoes? I've been wondering when I see heirloom tomatoes at the grocery.

    What will you do with all that produce? Do you freeze, can, cook into yummy things and freeze, or what?

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  2. This year we planted about a dozen varieties. Due to the blight, many of them did poorly. Some of the better producers this year were: Green Zebra, Dr. Wyche's Yellow, Orange Fleshed Purple Smuge, Paul Robeson, Yellow Pear, Black Krim and Bonny Best.

    I have several people in D.C. who particpated in a CSA, so nothing was wasted.

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