Here's some recent produce from the garden. Three plum tomatoes and the tiniest little beet. I've been reading Fukuoka's One Straw Revolution and getting my loner-farmer vibe going (I deleted over 200 friends on FB today and have decided to get out). It's not much of a garden haul, but it's something right? Call it the Tiniest Beet Revolution. But I don't think I'll try to subsist on just these as Fukuoka-san would.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Here's some recent produce from the garden. Three plum tomatoes and the tiniest little beet. I've been reading Fukuoka's One Straw Revolution and getting my loner-farmer vibe going (I deleted over 200 friends on FB today and have decided to get out). It's not much of a garden haul, but it's something right? Call it the Tiniest Beet Revolution. But I don't think I'll try to subsist on just these as Fukuoka-san would.
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Ok, another book to add to the must reads! We only harvested 4 cherry tomatoes this year, the darn deer and raccoons beat us to the punch! Next year we must put up a really tall fence. So I say HOORAY for those beautiful plum tomatoes!
ReplyDeleteLisa :)
I know what you mean, a deer ate my prized Oaxacan Jewel that I had out front. Our heirlooms are really saggy and probably won't produce more than 2 tomatoes between four plants!!!
ReplyDeleteI guess I'll focus on growing things more suited to the Oregon climate . . .
The tiny tomatoes appreciate the cheer!
Forrest