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Great Garden Hauls Vol. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15

Thanks to Christy for sending above “Grown in Eckington…tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, bokchoy, kale, squash, and mustard!”

Sherry sends the beautiful haul below:

“A great start to the garden season in our Glover Park Community Garden plot!”

Thanks to Manuela for sending above from U Street.

Thanks to David for sending above: “1# 11oz German striped tomato,better better boys, beefmaster, and sun sugar.”

Thanks to Lance for sending: “a new tomato plant my wife and I grew this year that was a gift package added to an order. Most folks are interested in the largest tomato but this seed goes for smaller. You can fit a lot into one tablespoon due to size. But their taste and pop is like caviar with a tomato flavor. Pretty amazing actually.”

Thanks to Jeff for sending above from Petworth.

Thanks to John for sending above: “‘maters, bush beans, sweet red peppers, red sorrel, assorted herbs from our front-yard garden. eggplant isn’t ready yet.”

And thanks to Jesse for sending from Kalorama/Adams Morgan:

Please send your great garden hauls via email to [email protected] with Garden Haul in the subject line and let me know what you’ve grown and what neighborhood you are in. Entries will be accepted now through Labor Day. Cheers, thanks and happy gardening!

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