Late Summer Harvest

Join me in a late summer harvest of cherry tomatoes, grapes, peppers, malabar spinach, red-veined sorrel, swiss chard, herbs, and yellow raspberries

OYR is all about growing a lot of food on a little land using sustainable organic methods, while keeping costs and labor at a minimum. Emphasis is placed on improving soil quality with compost, mulch, and compost tea. No store-bought fertilizers, soil amendments, pesticides, compost activators, etc. are used.

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[OneYardRevolution]

Thanks Mark. It's nice to have fruit in the garden, isn't it? We have fruit to eat from the garden from June through October. When the new honeyberry plants start to produce, we'll have fruit even earlier in the season.

[OneYardRevolution]

Thanks! Yes, it's nice to have some fruit in the garden too.

[OneYardRevolution]

Thanks Elyse. Yes, they are everbearing, but they usually only produce early summer and late summer for us.

[OneYardRevolution]

Thanks Nicole. I would guess the grape vines have been in the ground for about 15 years. They had their best year this year.

[OneYardRevolution]

Thanks Dale. I'm not sure what variety of grapes they are. My wife started them ages ago before I was interested in gardening and she can't recall either. They are tasty, though.

[MarkGardiner]

Fantastic harvest Patrick. It all looks so good. I have lots of grapes that have been growing along my fence for many years. They were supposed to be ornamental grapes but actually they taste great.

[DaleCalderCampobello]

Beautiful produce, love those tomatoes and grapes. What is the variety of the grapes?

[RC-devy]

I am very happy. I've gotten 2 strawberries growing and they are looking beautiful! This week I'm planning on convincing my dad to take me to an A/C company nearby that gives away pallets for free so I can build my first raised bed! Once I get that done I'll fill it with leaves my dad picks up, some of my compost, hay that I used for my rabbit, and hopefully some good (or at least decent soil) at the store. I plan on transplanting (even though they are adults) into the raised bed because only one out of my 6 strawberries are giving me fruit and only 2 of the plants are decent sized. I'll sprinkle around some coffee grounds I have been gathering too. :) 

[superslyfoxx]

Thats amazing. Congrats on the harvest!

[elysejoseph]

Thanks Patrick. Mine are the same, but I don't know if they'll have time to ripen this year, it's getting cold!!!

[superslyfoxx]

Wow! All those grapes. Amazing. So how old are the vines? The yellow raspberries are really interesting as well. The video is shot quite nicely too.

[elysejoseph]

Great harvest!!! Wow those grapes really look picture perfect! How do you call, in English, raspberries that produce a second time, is it everbearing or is there another term for them?