Monday, 11 March 2013

Harvest Monday - 11th March 2013

With the weather cooling (slightly) and with a little added rain, I have had a little more produce to pick.
Delights this week have been the Minnesota Midget Rock melons.


They have been such performers, dealing with the heat and the lack of rain, I have decided to 'harvest' their seeds to re-plant next year.


I am also starting to get a decent picking of zucchinis (about time). Here are three that I have picked just the last couple of days, the good news is that more are on the way.


Amazingly, the radishes that were almost completely grazed off by the Wallaby have started to produce their rosy little swollen roots.


Other than this, my harvests have been mostly rocket, rocket and more rocket. I am not very good at remembering to take photos of the things I harvest, especially when they are herbs and saladings, so you will just have to have pictures of my plants instead, you can see where I have picked the rocket at least!


Baby beetroot leaves also for salads.


Basil -  not huge quantities, just tip pickings for salads and parsley, chives, garlic chives and thyme.



I am contributing this to Daphne's Monday Harvest. A collection of great produce will be posted there soon, when the earth turns a little more.

6 comments:

  1. Great looking melons! I have never had any luck growing them.

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    1. This is my first time and I will definitely give it a go again next year.

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  2. The radishes are so bright! Everything looks delicious.

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    1. Radishes are such a happy colour aren't they?

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  3. Lovely to see you sharing nicely with the wallaby....I too am very jealous of those melons - something to attempt next year.

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    1. He got the tops and I got the bottoms...

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