The sweet candy onions grew to a wonderful size!
This is a 5 gallon bucket full of red potatoes.
The yukon golds are in a banana box. This is the third harvest from them. The first harvest was a 5 gallon bucket full. Although the yield could have been a lot better, I'm still pleased we got as many as we did.
The tomatoes, mainly 4th of July's are needing picked daily. We did pick two romas. The plants are full and just need to ripen!
I didn't have time to weigh any thing this morning. But it was a great harvest day!
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What an amazing haul! Your onions look divine!
ReplyDeleteThe onions are sweet. They grew way bigger than I've ever grown before. Next year I want to grow some red onions.
DeleteThose are picture perfect harvests. The onions are so well formed and the potatoes look really good sized and unblemished. And those gorgeous tomatoes! :) We are not into our prime tomato season yet so I am just getting a single early (small) ripe tomato now and again and will have to be much more patient for the main crop tomatoes to be on and ripe.
ReplyDeleteThe potatoes were grown in build as you grow potato bins. They were harvested by hand, no shovel used.
DeleteAmazing harvest! i'm very jealous of your tomatoes :)
ReplyDeleteYou will have more of a variety of tomatoes than we did. I'm not good at growing heirloom tomatoes, though I continue trying.
DeleteThose are some nice sized onions!
ReplyDeleteThanks Julie!
DeleteThat's a really nice harvest! We are just starting to harvest the first of our potatoes as well. We will dig some more tomorrow so we have a nice harvest for salads and other dishes on the 4th!!
ReplyDeleteI was thinking about making some potatoe salad for the holiday. What kind of salads do you make?
DeleteVery nice looking harvests! So jealous of all the big tomatoes!
ReplyDeleteI just hope the tomatoes hang on. It's not peaked here yet and it's soooo hot and dry!
DeleteIs the name of the tomatoes actually "4th of July"? If so, wow. That really is pretty accurate as to timing.
ReplyDeleteGreat harvests.
Yes they are called 4th of July tomatoes. They are a hybrid though. http://www.burpee.com/vegetables/tomatoes/slicer/tomato-fourth-of-july-hybrid-prod000988.html
DeleteIn the past, I usually have only harvested two or three by July 4th. This year they really went to town.
Lovely harvest! Very jealous of your tomatoes... mine are far from ripe!
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan! I am hoping the harvests are spread out and not all at once and then none.
DeleteWow, beautiful harvest. Those tomatoes look spectacular and makes me crave the summer.
ReplyDeleteSummer is definetely here in Missouri! It came way too soon. I'm yearning for fall! lol
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