Good thing I did because as you can see that squash had grown a lot in the two days that I hadn't been down to the garden. Those are more Jimmy Nardello peppers, some little cherry tomatoes from the hanging baskets and our first full sized tomato, a yellow one from the Taxi tomato variety.
See all the harvest here at Daphne's Dandelions .
Well, the pig beats all harvests! Jimmy Nardellos are a favorite around here -- great for freezing, dehydrating, and also drying and grinding into a homemade paprika...
ReplyDeleteWe are really liking them especially since they are actually producing this year.
DeleteYes, I must say your "harvested a pig" statement trumps all previous harvest reports! Did you add it to Daphne's Dandelions??
ReplyDeleteI did add it to Daphne's Dandelions, lol.
DeleteI do think a pig merits a picture, even if it's a picture of chops! Nice harvest!
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DeleteI had to laugh when I read the sentence "harvested a pig". How much did it weigh? Do you do your own butchering or you take it to a butcher?
ReplyDeleteJust scroll a couple posts down to the pig butchering post or I also have it on the sidebar under popular posts.
Deleteyour veggies look good but, they always look good. I would really likea good pig roast sometime.
ReplyDeleteIt is always amazing to me how fast zucchinni and other summer squash grow! Hope the fresh pork is tasty and the veggies look yum!
ReplyDeleteThat's a very nice looking squash!
ReplyDeleteNice! I've never heard of a Jimmy Nardello pepper...are they sweet or hot? I'm guessing by their sharp tips that they're hot, but I could be wrong ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh! I absolutely love that you harvested a pig! So amazing!
Nope the Jimmy Nardello are sweet peppers.
DeleteThat's a pretty squash. I tried Jimmy Nardellos a few years ago but they wouldn't even get started for me. Loved the pig posts! That is on my agenda for the future, but I'll probably have to find a couple of partners to share with.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty squash. I only have green zucchini. Maybe next year I'll plant some yellow squash.
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