This week's harvest consisted of broccoli (950g), carrots,
and the last
of the sugar snap peas (total weight
483g) and beans (total weight 1kg). 
I also dug out my potatoes which were looking a little worse for wear and ended up with 6.9 kg altogether.
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| Red Delight - 2.8kg |
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| Cream Delight - 2.2kg |
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| Kestrel - 1.9kg from two plants that I transplanted from the asparagus bed. |
Once again the Dutch Cream that I planted didn't grow so I will not be planting any next year but overall I was really happy with the potato harvest.
To see what others have harvested this week, hop over to Daphne's Dandelions.
That broccoli is so beautiful. What I'm pulling out now is not nearly as pretty. But at least it is still producing and tastes good.
ReplyDeleteI think that it might be just the variety I planted this year (Green Dragon) Daphne. I haven't seen any signs of side shoots on mine yet but I have my fingers crossed.
DeleteBeautiful broccoli. The variety that I grow doesn't produce big heads like that, but it does put out tons of side shoots. Yet, it would be nice to harvest something like that...
ReplyDeleteThanks Michelle, we have had the coldest and wettest winter since I moved here 5 years ago and that could be the reason the broccoli has grown so well.
DeleteWhat a wonderful harvest! Your potatoes are gorgeous. It's funny, because Dutch Cream usually grow the best for us here :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Virginia, I am still learning what the best varieties of potatoes are to grow here in South Australia and I guess Dutch Cream just isn't one of them.
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