Tomatoes galore! A bowl of crab apples - the kind you can actually eat as they are! Chillies, a zucchini and cucumber.

Approx. 10kg of apples (Abbas).

A whole basket of basil (Sweet & Lettuce Leaf).

I love this time of the year, when there is so much to harvest. And the decisions, how best to preserve the bounty for leaner times. :)
5 comments:
Crab apples that you can eat raw - what sort are they?
John Downie. Very heavy-bearing tree. Hardy. From the UK, as far as I know. Really pretty with all the small fruit on it. :)
That's the variety we have in our garden but I've never tried eating them raw - maybe I should!
I only tried it as it was sold to me as a crabapple that you can eat. What do you do with your crabapples? Jelly, paste?
WE have made jelly with them but to be honest we haven't used any for a few years as we don't make jams and jellies any more so really the blackbirds have them
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