Photo #1: Morning harvest (shared at work)
Photo #2: Wind-buffeted robin
Photo #3: Afternoon harvest of basil (hubby made delicious pesto with it tonight), zuke, cuke, and jalapenos
Photo #4: Herbs harvest: parsley, oregano, marjoram, thyme, chives, and basil
Photo #5: All but two cilantro plants, harvested for coriander seed, being investigated by Sasha
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My 2009 Community Garden Plot (Boston) garden |
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Day 97
Solanum lycopersicum
Harvesting
19.0 x item
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Day 49
Cucumis sativus
Harvesting
2.0 x item
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Day 49
Bush Beans 'Maxibel' (2nd planting) Phaseolus vulgaris
Harvesting
A few |
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Day 107
Cucurbit: Zucchini 'Zebra Zuke Hybrid' Cucurbita pepo var. cylindrica
Harvesting
1.0 x item
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Day 152
Pepper: Jalapeno 'Conchos Hybrid' Capsicum annuum longum group
Harvesting
2.0 x item
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Day 107
Coriandrum sativum
Harvesting
Coriander seed |
Previous Journals
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August 19th Harvest: A Smiling Face of Produce
My 2009 Community Garden Plot (Boston) garden , Allium: Scallion 'Summer Bunching' Harvesting, To...
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My 2009 Community Garden Plot (Boston) garden , Tomato 'Black Prince' , and Herbs: Basil 'Italian...
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August 17th: A Happy Harvest (with two firsts!)
My 2009 Community Garden Plot (Boston) garden , Tomato 'Black Prince' Harvesting, Tomato 'Sungold...
Later Journals
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Bloom Day: May 2013 (... and falling behind)
Passiflora incarnata (Maypop / Native Passion Fruit) Flowering, Pineapple Guava Flowering, Banana...
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Pineapple Guava Budding, Thai Basil 'Siam Queen' Bolting, Garlic 'German White' (from Mom) Growin...
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The warm season vegies are hitting their stride
Amaryllis Flowering, Tomato 'Mortgage Lifter - Red' Growing, Basil 'Superbo' Bolting, Cucumber 'S...
Comments
cristyn wrote:
I just find wind buffeted birds irresistible. I don’t know why. Actually, I find wind buffeted bees irresistible. Maybe I just have a weakness for windblown animals. Nice picture, anyway. :)
Posted on 22 Aug 09 (almost 4 years ago)
redloon wrote:
This robin was being very stoic and stubborn about the wind. He sat there, facing the wind gusts and me, for several minutes. I doubted that he would remain long enough for me to get my camera and return, but he stayed just long enough for me to get a couple of shots.
It’s fun and interesting to watch critters face up to nature’s challenges. :)
Posted on 23 Aug 09 (almost 4 years ago)
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