After about three bags headed for the shredder this is what is left. Two Pepper plants, one massively pruned rosemary plant, sweet oregano and some onions. I need to turn my compost and add it to the garden, replace the weed fabric and maybe add another bed for my monster tomatoes!
This was my hidden harvest:
Hidden way under all the over growth were some beautiful peppers! Yum. I love peppers but can't eat all of these so I'll share with my neighbors. What a nice surprise. Fresh peppers in January! Gosh I love the South!
And, my sweet little oregano plant. We can't do without this. This is a mainstay to our favorite "chicken oregetano" dish. 
3 comments:
A dear friend of mine is an organic farmer, and keeps guineas to debug his garden... I'm not sure your neighbors would appreciate them, though! :) And your peppers -- what a lovely find!
Your garden is great! I love that it's raised and that you contain the great dirt and nutrients, too. We talked about doing a raised garden, too. Lovely harvest with the peppers, too!!
I can't wait to see me. Spring's not coming fast enough for me either!
Rhonda
ok...that should have been "I can't wait to see MORE"
:D
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