Wet weather made many plants get late blight.
Downpour damaged so many plants on my beds.
Early harvesting was the best way for me to save my garden.
From my front yard, I got cabbages, green globular eggplants, bilimbi and purple eggplants.
From my back yard I got sweet corn, green amaranth, leunca, kara bean, celery, tomatoes, three varieties of chili, red amaranth, kang kong, green onion, green chives, cauliflowers, ranti, cabbages and papaya leaves.
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| sweet corns |
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| green amaranth |
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| kang kong |
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| tomatoes |
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| ranti |
From my terrace garden I got green chives, tomatoes, red lettuces, green lettuces, green onion, caisin flowers, carrots and cabbages.
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| green chives |
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| Red lettuce |
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| caisin flowers |
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| dewandaru |
I hope we all will have better weather to get better yield from our garden.
Enjoy your harvest! Linda@Wetcreek Blog
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda. I hope you have a better weather.
DeleteI've not heard of many of your crops Endah and it would be really interesting to learn more about some of them,
ReplyDeleteYou may have mentioned them in posts before I started following you so had you thought of adding a search box to your blog?
I planted so many plant from tropics and sub tropics. There were so many local plants which not trade on the market. Search box is already available. Thank you for stopping by.
DeleteSorry I must have missed it.
DeleteI hope you always get something new from my blog. Thank you
DeleteA fabulous harvest Endah, well done. The little fruits at the bottom of your post look very interesting.
ReplyDeleteYes dewandaru is my favorite fruit in my garden right now. They give me fruit almost around year. The sweet and aromatic taste, also the unique shape make me really love them.
DeleteGosh, you're going to be very busy! Will you be able to preserve a lot of what you've harvested? There seems to be a lot of food there! Absolutely wonderful photos, Endah; your vegetables look very vibrant and healthy. Such a shame that the rain created a need to harvest quickly.
ReplyDeleteI usually share what I get from my garden with my neighbors or my friends. I was not able to process all. Each day I pick some from my garden, so no space again in my refrigerator. I keep a small amount in the kitchen. I'm lucky that I can plant my garden around the year... non stop. So my vegetables needs are always fulfilled, and often excessive.
DeleteBlight is no fun. Your stuff looks great!
ReplyDeleteRainy season is blight season. Snails, fungus, and blight always be serious problems during the rainy season.Thank you for stopping by.
Deletebeautiful garden, I love peeking into your little world. Here we have to pick before frost or a freeze. Which we had last week. With frost we can cover any plants to help protect them. And keep enjoying our plants. But with a freeze it will kill your plants even if you covered them. So we pick all the veggies last week before the freeze. Our gardens are done for the winter. I now have a tomato plant planted in doors and a red bell pepper planted also indoors. Today it is raining and I am catching rain water to water these plants. Blessing to you enjoy your harvest.
ReplyDeleteI think I need to learn more about chilling injury. In the dry season, in highland tropics sometime the temperature down into freezing point. It will destroy so many plants on the farmlands. Farmers usually didn't do anything, cause they don't know what should they do. I want to know your 'indoor garden'. I think it will be so interesting.
DeleteYour cabbage looks quite amazing Endah. Mine got eaten by caterpillars this year before they got much past the seedling stage...
ReplyDeleteI have caterpillars attacks on my brassicas. They destroyed from seedling stage until mature stage. I think, they destroyed about 25% of my brassicas. Rainy season have come and so the caterpillars attack rather slightly reduced.
DeleteSuch a fantastic harvest. I see many familiar things but some new to me as well. Your garden has done very well this year I think.
ReplyDeleteYes, this year I had better weather. So, my garden has done well.
DeleteThank you for stopping by.
Nice colored lettuce, you did good.
ReplyDeleteYes, this season my lettuces were doing so well. They got the best condition for their growth. I found fresh lettuces everyday.
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