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KeeWee's Garden · 08-11-2008, 03:37 AM

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The garden center just received their first shipment of vegetable starts for fall/winter harvesting. As MrC and I are going to be out of town from Wednesday to Sunday, I decided I had better get the first of these vegetables into the ground, then when we return I can buy some more to plant for a second harvest.

Leeks.
For stir fry, Leek & potato soup, or in many other recipes I enjoy.

A whole heap of Spinach.

There are many ways I enjoy spinach, whether it be in a salad or incorporated in another recipe.

Broccholi
MrC's favorite.....Not!! If I served this to him I would get a look of disgust.

Bunching onions.

I will harvest some of these early, to use in salads, then the rest can mature then harvested to be stored for use during the winter months.

Winter Romaine Lettuce.

Bull's Blood Beets.
When the Golden Beets arrive at the garden center I will plant some on the other half. I enjoy beets, along with other vegetables, sprinkled with olive oil, salt and pepper then roasted in the oven.

08-11-2008, 03:37 AM	#1
KeeWee's Garden Green Gardener Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 27	Planted Today For Fall/ Winter Harvest This content is syndicated via RSS from the blog: KeeWee's Garden The garden center just received their first shipment of vegetable starts for fall/winter harvesting. As MrC and I are going to be out of town from Wednesday to Sunday, I decided I had better get the first of these vegetables into the ground, then when we return I can buy some more to plant for a second harvest. Leeks. For stir fry, Leek & potato soup, or in many other recipes I enjoy. A whole heap of Spinach. There are many ways I enjoy spinach, whether it be in a salad or incorporated in another recipe. Broccholi MrC's favorite.....Not!! If I served this to him I would get a look of disgust. Bunching onions. I will harvest some of these early, to use in salads, then the rest can mature then harvested to be stored for use during the winter months. Winter Romaine Lettuce. Bull's Blood Beets. When the Golden Beets arrive at the garden center I will plant some on the other half. I enjoy beets, along with other vegetables, sprinkled with olive oil, salt and pepper then roasted in the oven. Read More at KeeWee's Garden...

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