Pre-rain harvest

Posted by on Oct 12th, 2012 in Heirlooms, Vegetables | 0 comments

The rains are predicted to return to the maritime Northwest this weekend,

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so I spent some time today harvesting summer crops

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(tomatoes, including ripe cherries, delectable Jaune Flammes and some big beefsteak Old Germans that still need to ripen) and fall vegetables (a few peas – so crisp and sweet!).

I also put a plastic-and-wire hoop cloche over my fall lettuce crop, and took some time to stake up the peas, which would quickly rot if the mass of vines sits in a puddle.

Here’s a bit of the harvest:

Pre-rain harvest

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