“Bloomingdale bounty!”
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!
“From our first year at Melvin Hazen Community Garden; heritage, roma + cherry tomatoes, green pepper, cucumber, mint, basil, mesclun lettuces, baby + russet potatoes and Chinese leek.
The russet grew from a cut up grocery store potato we planted back in May!”
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!
“It’s amazing what you can grow in just a little bit of space. White Lady tomatoes, cucumbers, pole beans, jalepenos, Cubanelle peppers, California Wonder bell peppers, Serrano peppers, mint, parsley, and itty bitty Tabasco peppers.”
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!
“Grown by Ben and Liz in Petworth!
Pumpkins, spaghetti squash, eggplant, bell peppers, tomatoes, parsley, basil, sunflowers, and a watermelon.”
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!
“The long, cold spring this year didn’t do my garden any favors, but everything’s finally ripening; Golden Boy and Cherokee Purple tomatoes, jalapeños, Thai super chilies and Caribbean red hots.”
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!
“This is my allium haul – walking onions and scapes, three varieties of garlic (and not pictured – the other variety of garlic plus shallots and multiplier onions)”
and
“Red shallots, blue potatoes, varieties of cucumbers and hot peppers plus the one tomato that evaded the salad bowl.
from suburban MD”
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!
“One of many bunches of seedless grapes grown in Riggs Park.”
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!
“Manor Park. Also, that’s a 2003 $10 norfed.org liberty coin that I found whole rummaging in the soil.”
Pattypan squash are the white things in the back.
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.
“Garden Haul from Mt. Pleasant on 7/30. I made a big fat zucchini bread and a Thai basil pesto – first time!”
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.
“Excited that I finally have a garden haul to be proud of! These are from my plot in the Rosedale community garden. “Early girl” tomatoes, orange cherry tomatoes, and cucumbers that we may have waited a little too long to pick. Not pictured: the lone strawberry that survived the squirrels and bugs.”
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.