Show Off Your Harvest ... 2016

[greenthumbomaha]

What is that delicious warm broccoli (?) and onion dish you cooked up ibraash?

-Lisa

[Kongobongo]

My biggest Tom this year was a mortgage lifter.1lb 14oz.maybe not so big for some people but huge for us!

[Raiquee]

Pepper harvest





Maters!!



Squash sled one and two.



onions! (all Alisa craig, which did soooo good for me!)

This was all harvested between yesterday and today. Whew i'm tired. Theres still more out there...

[gnol]

Hi everyone
Haven't posted in a while. Hope everyone is well.
Due to tragic circumstances I lost my beloved wife late 2014 so things went very pear shaped.
Here are some pics from our summer earlier this year. Didn't grow as much as I normally do but still kept at it.

[Ricky Shaw]

Amazing pictures,
jamborees of light and hue.
The fun of harvest.

[ginger2778]

Originally Posted by Ricky Shaw

Amazing pictures,
jamborees of light and hue.
The fun of harvest.

Great Haiku!

[Ricky Shaw]

Thank you Marsha, it's a fun and inspiring thread. More pictures! More Haiku!

[ginger2778]

Should we revive the garden haiku thread?

[Ricky Shaw]

Heck yeah! I'm all for the garden haiku thread, I made my first haiku there in early Spring.
I blurt them out here and there, I find the tempo thing very soothing. A very good exercise while waiting in places or traffic jams. Tomatoville has reawakened the flower child in me.


http://www.tomatoville.com/showthrea...=30169&page=20

[jtjmartin]

So nice to be back to gardening!

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[jtjmartin]

(The original picture is not on its side. Anyone know why it doesn't post correct?)

[salix]

Wonderful photos - those shots of the honeycomb were just stunning. Made me feel very nostalgic.

[Fritz77]

Originally Posted by rhoder551

Just wanted to show the inside of a Canestrino. When I've seen this one talked about it is usually referred to as a sauce tomato, they do make great sauce but I sliced one for my sandwich just now and it was out of this world delicious....

I'm glad to see that someone overseas appreciates this under rated variety as much as I do. I was born and live close to the place where the Canestrino comes from and I can tell you that it is almost a must in every garden over here.
Actually, after doing some researches, I think I found some sort of Super Canestrino that I intend to grow next year. A friend of my dad has been growing this tomato since he was 12 and now he is close to 80. He did this in a remote area and his garden is not surrounded by others. Perfect. He has basically improved this tomato for over 60 years starting plants from seeds and saving plants from the biggest, ripest, most flavorful and most likely disease resistant tomatoes. I've eaten them and found them fantastic.
I'm looking forward to growing them and sharing seeds in the future

[rhoder551]

Originally Posted by Fritz77

I'm glad to see that someone overseas appreciates this under rated variety as much as I do. I was born and live close to the place where the Canestrino comes from and I can tell you that it is almost a must in every garden over here.
Actually, after doing some researches, I think I found some sort of Super Canestrino that I intend to grow next year. A friend of my dad has been growing this tomato since he was 12 and now he is close to 80. He did this in a remote area and his garden is not surrounded by others. Perfect. He has basically improved this tomato for over 60 years starting plants from seeds and saving plants from the biggest, ripest, most flavorful and most likely disease resistant tomatoes. I've eaten them and found them fantastic.
I'm looking forward to growing them and sharing seeds in the future

I agree with you about the Canestrino. I got the original seedling from a friend who grew up in Italy, town of Cardoza I believe...Anyway, his father brought seeds with him years ago on one of his visits. Great tomato.... Hope to see some photos of the Super Canestrino.

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[sinnie]

It's our first year of the raised garden. I only plant two variety: black cheery and black from Tula. They both are very productive. Will definitely try other variety next year.
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