More crops maturing in Maine.

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More crops maturing in Maine.

quiltbea 6/20/2011, 7:23 pm

I was so happy to go out in the garden today and harvest spinach, broccoli and Chinese cabbage in this basket.
More crops maturing in Maine. 06-20-11

And in the salad spinner I harvested a head-type lettuce and some Simpson's Elite for supper tonite.
More crops maturing in Maine. 06-20-12

The lettuce is darker than the photo. I don't know how I got all that light in the photo.

It feels good to see green growing in my raised beds at last.
More crops maturing in Maine. 06-20-13

The sugar peas are blossoming.
More crops maturing in Maine. 06-20-14

Even tomatoes are starting to form from the blossoms. This is a San Marzano Nano in a pot. I planted my pots earlier than the raised beds knowing I could protect them if we had a freezing nite by bringing them inside. The red yarn is marking the two tomatoes that I will use to save seed since they were in an isolation bag until today.
More crops maturing in Maine. 06-17-14

Its so good to see the first day of summer arrive in Maine after our long, cold, white winter.

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