My garden is giving us treats already. :) The carrots are growing in a 5 gallon bucket and they needed thinned out a bit so. . .
Aren't they just the cutest little fellows?! They were the best tasting carrots I've ever had!
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We've also been enjoying some potatoes I grew in 5 gallon buckets.
Soon there will be more delights to gobble up, lol.
I've never seen such tiny carrot, of course I've never grown them myself, got all my vegetables from the market.
ReplyDeleteCute! Yes, there's a lot flavor packed in those babies.
ReplyDeleteDavid/:0)
They look so fresh and yummy!
ReplyDeletebeautiful and I'll bet sweet and delicious too Lisa!
ReplyDeleteoh those carrots look soooo good and the potatoes too. would definitely go well with a pot roast. couldn't help notice your post below about the thieving raccoon. sounds like the wildlife is testing you... here's hoping you two can find a happy medium. have a great night~
ReplyDeleteFresh from the garden carrots are the best! Yours look fabulous! We got a late start, but ours should be ready to thin in a couple of weeks. Happy gardening!
ReplyDeleteI can hardly wait for our carrots to mature. Growing veggies in 5 gal buckets is a great idea, I know some people that plant in their recycle bins. The potatoes look so good, I'll have to try your bucket method.
ReplyDeleteOur garden looks great, which is surprising since we're in a drought. Didn't plant carrots though... shoulda!
ReplyDeleteOh so yummy looking fresh food!
ReplyDeleteNice potatoes for growing in a bucket. :)
cute little fellas. i've not seen such tiny carrots. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat little carrots!
ReplyDeletehello Lisa,
ReplyDeleteit has been so long since i have joined in!!! so lovely to join you again.
Your garden looks amazing, overflowing with delicious wonderfulness! Plus beautiful images.
New carrot and potatoes are the best taste ever.
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful, fresh looking carrots and potatoes! Amazing just how sweet and juicy fresh small carrots can be!
ReplyDeleteAmazing veg-pics. Thanks for sharing..Have a good start.
ReplyDeletePot roast anyone?
ReplyDeleteThose veggies look great! I like your idea of growing potatoes in a bucket.
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous! I miss my garden this year. They look so good!
ReplyDeleteLucky you there is nothing quite like home grown super fresh veggies
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
There is nothing like fresh from the garden ... I wish I lived near you. I love carrots ... eat them all of the time, and your pictures certainly did them justice :)
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From the Sol
Garden produce is the greatest. And carrots are particularly wonderful in that they "wait" for you. If you are not ready to eat them, they don't mind hanging out until the frost and beyond, I have found. How considerate!
ReplyDeleteCarrots already! Ours are barely up. ;(
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ReplyDeleteLove those baby carrots! thanks for hosting, Laura
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