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Click for fullsize picture. Blackberries about a third through the process. Strawberries just beginning. Michigan blueberries. Not sure of the variety. Unharvested apples in a Michigan orchard. I bought a packet of Red flowered Broadbeans and 3 grew as Black and white ones . The picture shows the height as 2.7 metres > Laurie Thompson LT030329@bigpond.net.au Lettuce head Wando peas growing among the dill. Young tomatoes after a late spring rain Unripe Texas persimmon Georgia Jet Sweet Potato After I dug the potato I weighed it. The potato weighed 5 lbs. I entered it in the local fair. It won the prize for the heaviest potato. Baby tomatoes under the watchful eye of their protector Dew on January King Cabbage There is always one. Eriobotrya japonica "Loquat" fruit ripening in the Florida sunshine. Prunus serotina "Black Cherries", waiting for the birds to devour them! Strawberries from my garden. Sweet peppers waiting to be pickled. The Garden of the Mind is a non-profit effort at Luther Burbank School, Long Beach . The purple ruffle basil and red pepper plants are found in our "Pizza" garden. Homemade salsa from homegrown tomatos Fractal Cauliflower "Romanesque" Soul reborn as a lemon? Before the wine! Fruits of our labor. Our garden is very small and we keep some plants in pots around the house, so we're happy with any harvest we get. Some of our bountiful orange harvest waiting for juicing. Persimmon close to ripe rabbit eye blueberry blooms on a cloudy spring day A selection of apples, black grapes and white and red currants create a mouthwatering display. Grapes, apples, pears and several varieties of plums look very mouthwatering. "Tularosa Market Melons" on display and selling-out fast! (No explanation required!) On display at a garden center in Truro, on Cape Cod. August harvest Peaches just ready for the picking. Artichoke ~ Elementary School Kids' Garden Organically grown lettuce ~ Elementary school kids' garden. This a photo of a portion of my raised beds. It was always a pleasure to go to the Korean market and see all the beautiful and colorful lettuce leaves. This cabbage looked so pretty in the garden I had a hard time harvesting it. Peppers at Saainich Fair, Vancouver Island, B.C. It is a Macro shot of a small kind of pomegranate Artichok Peppers anyone? This is a fresh fruit stand in a park in Mexico. Notice the cups of sliced fresh fruit. This is a beautiful gladolia that comes back each year. A friend left it for me to enjoy in my garden Farm display at Saainich Fair, Vancouver Island, B.C. Big Pumpkin...Lil Pumpkin Big Pumpkin...Lil Pumpkin Nekoosa Pumpkin Fest This is all of my different colorful peppers from sweet to medium heat to hot. Charlene Scanlon, Corunna, Indiana My very bearutful, but stinky Dracunculus Vulgaris. Charlene Scanlon, Corunna, Indiana Apple with very unusual marking. Espaliered apple tree Old Amish Heirloom: Moon & Stars Watermelon. These are about the size of a bowling ball, very sweet, can take the heat and so delicious to eat. z6b. This is my son at the age of seven years old. He has HFA, that is a autistic disorder. He dislikes to look at you or a camera. But at this day he was so proud to show our harvest of vegs that he could take a straight look in the camera. After the harvest Harvest Time Bonanza dwarf peach tree, 28 peaches first year, very sweet. Bowl of Heat (Fataliis, Takanotsumes, and a Red Caribbean Habanero (taken using a Kodak EasyShare M340 digital camera) Takanotumes (taken using a Kodak EasyShare M340 digital camera) This is a blossom (with pollinators) from a volunteer squash that grew in my new flower bed. I had mulched with 'compost' tree bark from the county; a group of squash seeds must have gotten mixed in. When I received this plant in late spring it was in a 4" pot, now it is shoulder high. I'm told it is Lemon Grass. Lots of neighbors have asked for it, and I've offered it on the Trading List, so it is time to dig it up for the season. Strawberry "He who likes cherries, soon learns to climb" - A German proverb. My first strawberry. My friend Rhonda's vegetable stand at Glocca Morra Farm in rural Ontario Canada This is the Litchi South American rare tomato that I'm growing inside my apt.The Latin name "Litchi Morelle do Balbis, I will put another pic of the whole plant .Amazing thorns all over plant .Taste of sour cherries and slight tomato .Rare in USA. This is the full picture of my 9 Litchi tomato or 'Morelle de Balbis" plants.The plant is covered in thorns even the casing of the fruit.The taste is awesome! It's of a sour cherry and tomato.Only sold and avail in USA in Gourmet restaurants at this time...It's truly something to see.. Luscious Mulberries Wild Wineberries (rubus phoenicolasius) Dewdrop on a "ChoJuro" Asian pear We love tomatoes! Frist cantalope this Spring Looking good, so far Yellow Pear and Black Cherry tomatoes from the later part of the season. They have been preserved as Tomato, Ginger and Pepper Jam. My peck of peppers! Our pumpkin patch. The day's harvest by Kim Chacon Tiny Toms by Kim Chacon The rewards from a morning of picking with my mother at Stokes Berry Farm in Wilmington, Ohio. Prized peas grown in my small balcony container garden. Pawpaws grow wild here in the mountains of Ky and they are delicious. Japanese Wine Berries aong the creek in my yard Array of freshly harvested beets Ristras and apples The beautiful purple ornamental cabbage .Back to the contest main page. |
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