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Home » harvest » September Garden Harvest

September Garden Harvest

Posted:9/15/20
Updated:9/15/20

Let’s check out what we’re growing in the garden right now! There’s quite a lot of veggie action happening as we wind down for the Summer season and begin to prepare for Fall!

This is what we picked from the garden this past weekend, lots of goodies to snack on and prepare for dinner! September is always an interesting month in the garden since we try to age out the Summer plants, but keep an eye on the nighttime temperatures that seem to drop quickly.

tomatoes, green beans, kale, peppers, beans, onions and potatoes on white table

I’ll chat about a couple veggies specifically below, but special shout out to those cherry tomatoes that just keep giving and giving. I swear I pick 10 pounds worth and I look the next day and there’s 5 more pounds. Basically we’re throwing them in our mouth as we pick them and making lots of cherry tomato sauce and slow cooker cherry tomatoes.

Potatoes! Potatoes! Potatoes! So many potatoes. After we picked 90 pounds worth of potatoes, we still found a couple more hiding under the soil.

dirty potatoes on white table next to yellow beans

We grew so many onions this Summer, much to Matthew’s delight. These are candy onions which have a very sweet taste to them. They’re so good, Enceladus will literally take a bite out of them raw and then ask for another! We made a big batch of caramelized onions to freeze, we throw these on top of basically everything during the Winter!

onions on white table next to green peppers

Peppers! So many peppers! Bell peppers! Anaheim peppers! Shishito Peppers! I will make a couple pans filled with these peppers, roast them up and make diced chiles to freeze for Winter.

green peppers on white table

This has been a green bean Summer. Our bean plants have never performed this well, so stay tuned to a post dedicated to them because they deserve it. We’ve been making endless casseroles, roasting them, slow cooker green beans and freezing the beans.

lots of green bean on white table

Hope you liked this week’s garden harvest! Please share with me in the comments what you’re growing and picking right now!

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  1. Peggy Burns says

    September 15, 2020 at 7:53 pm

    I made your kielbasa and cabbage recipe but we put ours over noodles and it was fantastic!!

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  2. Bill from Lachine says

    September 15, 2020 at 7:14 pm

    At this point things are slowing down. We’re up to almost 250 lbs of tomatoes, made sauce, salsa, chutneys, etc… 20 lbs of wax beans, pickling cucumbers, etc…You may want to consider fermenting some of your garden bounty.

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  3. Marilyn says

    September 15, 2020 at 6:48 pm

    Congratulations on your Harvest bounty. The vegetables look delicious. There is nothing like home grown vegetables.Enjoy!
    Marilyn

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  4. marlene Schroeder says

    September 15, 2020 at 1:25 pm

    I live and garden in central Florida so we are just gearing up for gardening season. The only things that we can really grow in the summer months are sweet potatoes, okra, cherry tomatoes and black eyed peas. I have harvested many pounds of sweet potatoes. And the raccoons have enjoyed many also. I plant the black eyed peas mainly for a cover crop but its a nice bonus to be able to eat them. This year I planted as many flowers as I could squeeze in as we need all the pollinator help we can get! As soon as the temperatures come down out of the 90’s I will seed all of the cool weather crops!

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