The snap peas are flowering well now. A decision must be made.
I pulled most of the radishes.
The broccoli has been doing well, but there simply isn't enough energy in this low sun to have grown them for harvesting before a serious freeze. I also haven't brought more plastic to fully tent these. Ah, I suppose I'm giving up. Good luck broccoli.
I harvested most of the asian greens and arugula. This is what I left. I started snipping, but then just went with all out pulling.
The bundle of greens.
Recent heavy rains made lots of splash up and the wet soil stuck well to the growing roots.
A bit of buttock.
On my way to the compost, I spotted this in the field.
The seed says nothing short of geranium.
This three bin system, instituted by our fearless NPS Ranger Thaddeus, will hardly work. All bins filled. Cannot turn the heap, cannot transfer into the next bin. A compost corral would be way better for the quantity of organic matter we're creating here.
On my way out, decision made. I chopped the snap peas for the greens. I will saute them in butter and garlic with pancetta and serve with pasta -better than waiting for 10 pea pods and then finding everything frozen on my next visit.