
Strangely, this photo doesn't do the harvest justice. It seemed like an awful lot this morning though. Lots more zuchini and green beens, cucumbers and beets. I also picked the first of 3 cabbages. It got pretty eaten by the worms, but will still be yummy.

I also dug up 2 hills of potatoes. These are the potatoes I didn't plant this year. I planted some potatoes last year and got virtually nothing from them. Apparently I missed a few and have had 6 hills pop up. When I went out this morning, 2 of the hills were dying back so I thought now would be as good a time as any.

There are lots of little ones, but also some decent sized potates. I think they liked all the rain we had this year. I dug around like a crazy woman trying to make sure I got all of them. As much as I like having volunteer potatoes, I really like having them where I want them. These are a russet variety, but I think next year I'll plant a red skinned or more all purpose variety. I can't wait to dig up the other hills!
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Nice potato haul! That harvest picture does not do justice because you had to pull back so far to get everything in. I can tell though that it represents quite a bit of produce. Good work!
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