Good for you! All the vegetables look wonderful. The carrots will be delicious and sweet. I like that you chose heirloom varieties too. Can't wait to see what you pick next.
Glad to see someone had a very productive garden, mine was a bust. Very pretty carrots, they would pair up nicely next to a pot roast and mashed potatoes.Have a lovely weekend, Julie.
Awwwww, I love this time of year, too. Your carrots look great. Cool thing-a-ma-jig showing all your posts, too. Very cool. Great job! Thanks so much for your visit and comment on my blog. Susan
me too!... aren't carrots just so wonderful to grow and you feel so satisfied... I went out and replanted and now have new carrots growing that should be ready by December... nature, she sure is marvellous!!
Hi just joined your blog, the carrots look great. I also love this time of year, what a great blog this is. I am going to try out my green thumb this spring! We'll see if it works LOL Hugs, Lynn
This was my first time and I'm in love with them! LOL!!! I still have some ready to be pulled out, probably later this week and that will be the end of my carrot stash!
We have a new blog hop over on our site. Will you link up with us on Wednesdays. I'd love for folks to find your blog through our hop! I can't wait for your next post.
Excelente sin químicos sin aditivos me gustan mucho los productos orgánicos que saco de mi huerto ,sus zanahorias están hermosas,abrazos desde el sur de Chile .
Enjoy! Our growing season is fast coming to an end. Only a few more weeks of the farmers' market. I suppose that is why it is so special!!
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Bonnie
Same here! I'll miss it so much!
DeleteFun fact: carrots werent originally orange but rather brown and purple
ReplyDeleteI did not know that, how interesting!
Deletearen't home grown carrots the best? i just love them!
ReplyDeleteJust like candy! Duke loves them too!
DeleteWhy is it that what you grows tastes so much better.
ReplyDeletecathy
It's love!
DeleteThat's wonderful. Great looking veggies!
ReplyDeleteThank you, I was thrilled with them!
DeleteAnd it's all going to taste so good! Those carrots look nice and straight. You did something right. ☺
ReplyDeleteVee, it was beginners luck!!!
DeleteFresh carrots are so delicious! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThank you, we've really enjoyed them!
DeleteGood for you! It looks like you have everything you need for a nice soup or stew!!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
I feel like they should have a fancy dish! LOL!!!
DeleteRabbits everywhere are drooling!
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha, I took care o a coworkers & gave her bunnies the tos!
Deletenever tried growing carrots...maybe next year...
ReplyDeleteYou won't be disappointed!
DeleteLucky girl, I wish I could have a gartden too!!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day
I'll bet you could grow them in a pot!
DeleteHow fun to grow your own vegetables Mary. I bet they tasted really, really fresh. Looks like I see some heirloom tomatoes too.
ReplyDeleteSam
We did grow heirloom, they were soooo yummy!
DeleteGood for you! All the vegetables look wonderful. The carrots will be delicious and sweet. I like that you chose heirloom varieties too. Can't wait to see what you pick next.
ReplyDeleteThank you! My garden is on the wane, as the temps start to drop! But I do have some nice surprises that I picked after I did this post!
DeleteBeautiful harvest!!
ReplyDeleteKnowing you... you will make something delicious with all that garden goodness :)
*smile
K.
I'm thinking of putting some aside for Thanksgiving!!! Carrots are my favorite veggie!
DeleteWonderful harvest! So colorful and pretty!
ReplyDeleteThank you, I really enjoy my garden!
Deletei love your hydrangias, your pup duke and garden treasures. enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jody! You have a great day too!
DeleteIsn't it satisfying to haul in your own food from the backyard ?!? Hurray for you! You've got soup for supper!
ReplyDeleteI love it! We keep expanding the garden each year! We started with one bed, now we have 7!
DeleteWere your carrots sweet? I've never grown them and have heard they are sugar sweet and lovely on the tongue.
ReplyDeleteIt's like eating candy! You should try it!
DeleteThere is nothing better than eating from the garden! I wish I had enough sun to grow carrots. I tried once and failed miserably.
ReplyDeleteIt was pure beginners luck! I am lucky I have a very sunny back yard!!! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteWow, look at you! Your carrots look beautiful. (So do the other veggies, too.) No food tastes better than what you've grown in your own backyard.
ReplyDeleteHome grown is best, that's for sure! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteLook at those carrots! They are beautiful! I bet they taste amazing. Love that you had a successful crop!
ReplyDeleteIt's so much fun pulling them out of the ground!
DeleteGlad to see someone had a very productive garden, mine was a bust. Very pretty carrots, they would pair up nicely next to a pot roast and mashed potatoes.Have a lovely weekend, Julie.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry o hear that Julie!! Mmmm, that pt roast sounds yummy!
DeleteVery nice veggies...and organic is the only way!
ReplyDeleteI agree! Veggies & fruits taste amazing!
DeleteAwwwww, I love this time of year, too. Your carrots look great. Cool thing-a-ma-jig showing all your posts, too. Very cool. Great job! Thanks so much for your visit and comment on my blog. Susan
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan, I gave the blog a "mini face-lift" a few months ago! LOL!!!
Deleteme too!... aren't carrots just so wonderful to grow and you feel so satisfied... I went out and replanted and now have new carrots growing that should be ready by December... nature, she sure is marvellous!!
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm amazed that you can grow into December! Our ground is usually rock solid by then!
ReplyDeleteHi just joined your blog, the carrots look great. I also love this time of year, what a great blog this is. I am going to try out my green thumb this spring! We'll see if it works LOL Hugs, Lynn
ReplyDeleteThank you Lynn! I look forward to "seeing" you around!!
DeleteVery envious of your carrot harvest-I’ve never had such good luck! Do enjoy them though probably by now they are long gone!!
ReplyDeleteThis was my first time and I'm in love with them! LOL!!! I still have some ready to be pulled out, probably later this week and that will be the end of my carrot stash!
DeleteI admire anyone who can grow vegetables. I'll bet they taste even better since you grew them.
ReplyDeleteElaine, it's so simple, all you need is some dirt, seeds, water and sunshine! You should give it a try!!!
ReplyDeleteWe have a new blog hop over on our site. Will you link up with us on Wednesdays. I'd love for folks to find your blog through our hop! I can't wait for your next post.
ReplyDeleteHi, thanks for stopping by, I will check it out and try for the Wednesday link ups!
DeleteThank you so much! You are the best!
DeleteYour bounty of vegetables looks wonderful! Nothing better than a fresh carrot of tomato straight from the garden.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right! We were really pleased with our garden this summer! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteHappy Fall everyone! Richard from Amish Stories
ReplyDeleteThank you, you too!
DeleteExcelente sin químicos sin aditivos me gustan mucho los productos orgánicos que saco de mi huerto ,sus zanahorias están hermosas,abrazos desde el sur de Chile .
ReplyDeleteGracious!
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