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| Bell Pepper, Lemon Cucumber, Pickling Cukes |
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| Tomatoes...and Water Spots! |
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| White Peaches |
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| Peaches From My Insurance Agent/Pig Seller/Friend...Best Peaches in the State! |
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| Morning Eggs: Gifts From The Girls' |
Please join me and other happy harvesters over at Daphne's Dandelions.
12 comments:
Wow! You can't go wrong with peaches by the bucket. :)
Great harvest! I especially love the peaches and eggs :)
Definitely have some tomato envy as our cool summer is not helping us get to the finish line with ripe tomatoes so far. Those peaches look absolutely delicious. I bet they smell heavenly too.
We are in peach heaven here too. I told SM to buy me a big basket once a week for me to process until we're out of season.
And then it'll be apples! Oh YUM!
I just made some peach jam today. Oh boy is it good! I won't be canning any peaches until later in the season when the free stones are available.
Your tomatoes are looking very good.... rain spots and all! It finally cooled down today and it has been raining for a few hours now. Maybe my tomatoes will get back on track!
I really enjoy gathering eggs, although it's been a Long time since doing so...nice harvest....
Peaches BY THE BUCKET??? Oh yes, life is very very good. Lucky you to have such good friends!
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You go girl. We had to stop watering the garden, just concentrating on the trees now. We get fined if we go over a certain number of gallons per month.
Texas is hurting really bad right now!
Fresh eggs, sweet peaches and tomatoes....it just doesn't get any better than that. My tomatoes all have water spots too. I rinsed and dried them off for photos yesterday, for the very first time.
Not boring at all. I could live every day on what you harvested this week.
We had above average rainfall this year...and I feel guilty every time I go out to water...I feel so terrible for the drought most of this beautiful country is struggling with right now...please let it end soon.
You can't complain about lots of tomatoes, peppers and cukes. I'm still waiting to get enough tomatoes to can.
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