Here is what I picked this morning:
crookneck squash, marketmore cucumbers, pickling cucumbers, two strawberries, one egg, and a bunch of tomatoes
See what other gardeners are harvesting over at Daphne’s Dandelions.
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Nice harvest!
What a beautiful bounty! YUM-O!
Yummy, that looks like a great harvest.
Good looking harvest. I think tomatoes are the best of everything in the garden.
Pretty photo.
That’s an amazing amount to harvest in one day! Do you pickle your cucumbers?
The tomatoes and cukes are beautiful. Ours are just getting started and I am impatiently waiting for them to really start producing.
Nice Harvest. I must admit that when I read the list of your harvest under the picture… I had missed the egg. I felt like I was playing “Where is Waldo? I mean… Where is the EGG?
Haha, the egg is in the back by the cucumbers. My hens lay very large pinkish/brown eggs. They really blend in with one of the tomato varieties I’m growing this year called Thai Pink Egg.