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Great Garden Haul Vol. 37 – Petworth

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“We bought our house in Petworth last summer so we are first time gardeners. Skipped town for a week and came back to a garden that exploded. Sadly that also meant we had 4 overgrown cucumbers. Not pictured: enough basil to make 8 big batches of pesto.”

Ed. Note: When your gardens start to get full of tomatoes, cucumbers, whatever you’re growing – send an email to [email protected] with Garden Haul in the title and please include the neighborhood where you grew it. Labor Day is the cut off to send yours in!

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