2023 Food Garden!

Bowl of mystery tiny heirloom cherry tomatoes, coMpared to two (2) long-awaited heirloom black cherry tomatoes, which aren’t quiiiite ready to eat.

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A bee I’ve not seen before!

Google Lens says it’s Megachile rotundata

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It Does look like a Leafcutter or Mason Bee. Here’s a good read on CA bees.

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Oh wow! I took so many pics of different bees when I had the tiny tomato farm during the pandemic, I should pull them out to see which ones they were!

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Green pepper big poppa, Roma tomatoes breaking color, the native goldenrod I planted last fall getting ready to bloom, my first Purple Cherokee for eatin.’

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Perfect. Thank you !

Congrats. My P. Cherokees are still green.

Meanwhile, the first Shimmers and black cherries arrive.

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My first artichoke didn’t blossom this year. I’m going to try to keep the crown indoors over winter, in peat moss.

https://www.hobbyfarms.com/overwintering-artichokes-cold-climates/#:~:text=To%20overwinter%20containerized%20artichoke%20plants,six%20weeks%20until%20spring’s%20arrival.

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Beautiful pink Berkeley tie dye. It could be my only one, so I’m excited about it!

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Parsnips , heritage squash and cilantro.



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Beautiful!

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Welp.

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I am in awe!

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Very seedy black raspberries. Bumper crop this year.

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I’m going to try this with some pluots.

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Today’s picking

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Grapes! There were others that I thought I had hidden from predators, but apparently I hid them FOR predators.

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We went away for several days on vacation, harvesting everything from the kitchen garden worth picking before we left. Here is what we came back to after four days of neglect.

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Those look great, especially for being “neglected”!

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