August 26, 2023

The garlic harvest for the year  1.6 lbs after curing and trimming.  I think we harvested too late for some of the plants since the bulbs are falling apart.  (the first week of August?)
We only had a handful of green beans this week, a few more squash and more tomatoes.

 



 

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