weekly garden digest 2022 – Page 2

Weekly(ish) Garden Digest 9/26

September 26, 2022September 26, 2022Posted in GardenTagged community garden, corn, cucumbers, denver, Denver urban gardens, Garden, squash, tomatoes, vegetables, weekly garden digest 2022, zucchiniLeave a comment

I’ve been busy with other things! The garden is winding dow but we got one more excellent week in with some rain and sunshine so the plants are still going! I’ll probably do fall breakdown in the next few weeks. Still hanging on to every last bit of sunshine.

Harvest

Most exciting harvest this week(ish) was my popcorn. In the spring I planted a popcorn kernels on a whim and now I have an ear and a half of popcorn! Not a bumper crop but still exciting.

Not pictured, more tomatoes, biquinho peppers, and chard.

Developments

Beets radishes and carrots for fall, hopefully

Weekly garden digest 9/18

September 19, 2022September 19, 2022Posted in GardenTagged community garden, cucumbers, denver, Denver urban gardens, Garden, tomatoes, vegetables, weekly garden digest 2022Leave a comment

Things are cooling off but many of my producers are still going strong. Zucchini is slower. Cucumbers, peppers and tomatoes are still crushing it. New baby plants for the fall are popping up (carrots, radish, beets, spinach).

Harvest

Developments

Weekly Garden Digest 9/9

September 9, 2022September 9, 2022Posted in GardenTagged community garden, denver, Denver urban gardens, Garden, squash, tomatoes, vegetables, weekly garden digest 2022, zucchiniLeave a comment

Recipes

Made this NYT Roasted Tomato and White Bean Stew with tomatoes, onion, and Swiss chard from my garden. If my herbs hadn’t died I would have had lots of fresh herbs in there too! So delicious and satisfying to put my harvest to good use.

Harvest

Developments

Squash continues to struggle, some other summer crops are on their way out. peppers and cucumbers are still crushing it.

Fall Garden- the next generation

I’ve started a new generation of seedlings for my fall garden. I assume I’ll need to construct some protective measures as things cool down, but we’ll see what I’m able to get for the fall season.