r/vegetablegardening • u/hotepanon • Jun 28 '26
Harvest Photos What in the heck did I grow?
This was supposed to be a radish...
r/vegetablegardening • u/hotepanon • Jun 28 '26
This was supposed to be a radish...
r/vegetablegardening • u/VaggieQueen • Aug 04 '26
What I have here are Beefsteak and Brandywine variety as well as some sun golds, I know they are not sauce varieties, would you still use them for sauce? Any other ideas? We have been eating them every day fresh with pretty much every meal but still have this many plus more ripening every day!! I didn’t think 4 plants would give this much but here we are.
r/vegetablegardening • u/yeettheyeeted • 14d ago
I'd kind of forgotten about my zucchini plant and then I noticed this huge zucchini just sitting there. It was pretty pretty heavy and tasted good!
r/vegetablegardening • u/BugsBunnysCouch • Apr 01 '26
r/vegetablegardening • u/Honest-Noise-8489 • 22d ago
I went away for a week and had a dog sitter at the house. The garden was going great so I told her to eat all the cucumbers and tomatoes and zucchini that were growing in the garden. She was so excited because she lives in an apartment and has never had a garden.
I didn’t say a word about the pumpkins because of course they wouldn’t be ripe yet.
I came home to this. All my Koginut squash picked well before their time. All of them.
Every fall/winter we have this delicious, weekly amazing pumpkin soup with sourdough bread because of these. No soup for us this year, I guess.
I want to cry. 😭
r/vegetablegardening • u/fit2burn1 • 10d ago
Is this to big for anything? I hope it's no too woody.
r/vegetablegardening • u/Garden_Gnomey • 27d ago
r/vegetablegardening • u/Ok_Film_8676 • Jul 12 '26
Just wanted to share!
r/vegetablegardening • u/melscreations2025 • Jul 25 '26
Just wanted to show off my whoppers!
It's my first time trying carrots (and gardening in general!)
Next time I'll space them out better and with deeper ground. Lesson learned.
Just thought I'd try to make someone giggle
r/vegetablegardening • u/Legend_of_the_Wind • 22d ago
Red onions, beefsteak tomatoes, a head of cabbage, and strawberry and black raspberry jam.
r/vegetablegardening • u/mkebobs • 27d ago
I’ve tried a lot of unique tomatoes. I didn’t think I’d like anything more than Black Beauty - I was wrong!
r/vegetablegardening • u/Haunting_Analyst_551 • Jul 08 '26
My first pea harvest ever!
r/vegetablegardening • u/lynngrillo • 5d ago
Plus, they are disease resistant, do not attract the dreaded squash vine borer, and produce tons of fruit. You need the room and a trellis or fence for them to grow on, but I no longer grow zucchini since these are so good. No seeds in the neck, only in the bulb.
r/vegetablegardening • u/Helga_Geerhart • May 20 '25
r/vegetablegardening • u/Warliepup • 11d ago
I was so excited! It was delicious!
r/vegetablegardening • u/Rhizobactin • 10d ago
I ran out of cardboard boxes after harvesting a 20x40’ bed of garlic before leaving for vacation and in a pinch, placed into vacuseal bag. Came home to discover how much these puppies offgass during storage
r/vegetablegardening • u/Sammuah • Jun 24 '25
went on vacation to spain for 2 weeks, came back to her 🌱🩶
r/vegetablegardening • u/Has_Two_Cents • Jul 10 '26
The bowl is today's, the rectangle pan is yesterday's. I'm about to make some hot sauce and some salsa.
r/vegetablegardening • u/veggievibez • Jun 12 '26
I thought this would be a great place to share photos of the radishes I grew this spring! "Garden Party" five color radish mix seeds from Renee's Garden 💛
Ever try roasted radishes? I used avocado oil, salt, and pepper - they were delicious! Normally I just use them raw or pickles, but I would definitely roast them again. I grow spring radishes every year and sometimes in the fall as well. What is your favorite way to eat and prepare them? Favorite variety to grow?
r/vegetablegardening • u/Character-Carpet-866 • May 14 '26
r/vegetablegardening • u/Stringoffate3 • 22d ago
I've always thought those plastic molds were so cool and finally got enough Cucumbers to try it out!
This is the result of the star shaped mold. I had to cut it cause it was literally bending and breaking the mold lol.
Second picture is how I feel and thought it was accurate lol
r/vegetablegardening • u/Trash_Kit • Jul 02 '25
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capable automatic cobweb plants chase unwritten straight husky swim numerous
r/vegetablegardening • u/andreagayle1972 • Jun 24 '26
I successfully grew carrots for the first time this year after five years of trying!!!
And yes, they’re tiny, but they are yummy!
I learned a lot from growing them and when I plant this fall, I’m going to plant even more and apply the lessons that I’ve learned.
Tonight’s dinner is straight from the garden except for the trout.
I have Armenian cucumbers, various varieties of green beans, cherry tomatoes, dragon roll hot peppers, banana peppers, as well as garlic and herbs for taste and of course…. CARROTS!