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    • Garden Fresh

      Posted at 7:49 AM by Brittany, on September 6, 2013

      While I love growing my own produce, I reallllyyy love reaping the benefits of other peoples home grown produce. You can imagine my excitment when I came home the other night to find these sitting on my kitchen table…

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      If I had any doubts about what veggies to pair with my cous cous for dinner, they were instantly squashed from my mind. Also, not pictured were some heirloom tomatoes. I was inspired to harvest some Swiss chard from my own garden and create my meal.

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      Simple, yet oh so delicious. I ran a whopping 3 miles to earn this feast.

      Speaking of miles, I am welcoming this week of “easier runs.” My body has felt so fatigued lately thanks to long days at work, running, getting a head cold, Aunt Flo coming to visit, and insanity. I am allowing myself to skip insanity if I feel too tired (I never skip my runs though.) There is not enough coffee in the day to give me the energy to do insanity at 8PM. Just no. Even this beauty doesn’t cut it…

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      Please note the DEEP pocket of foam. I now sprinkle pumpkin spice on top of my lattes to make me feel warm and fuzzy inside. I sipped this amazing creation while staring out the window while it poured rain. Fall is coming..better harvest my garden while I still can!

      Q: Did you get a good garden harvest this year? Your own or someone else’s?

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      | 46 Comments Tagged Fall, Garden, Harvest, Produce, Running, Vegan
    • The First Harvest

      Posted at 9:28 AM by Brittany, on May 14, 2012

      It’s about time I gave you all an update on my wine box garden. So far I am beyond pleased with how things have turned out. It’s been just about two months, and I’ve already harvested some of the goods! Here are some before and after photos.

      Onions

      Beets 

      Carrots

      Swiss Chard

      The Swiss chard has amazed me the most! The wine boxes have seen better days, and probably wont be used again after this growing season. They have continued to do their job, and for that I love them! The remaining wine boxes (I told you I was hoarding them) will be used for shelving/decoration.

      The chard was getting so large in some spots that it was shading the little leaves below. Time to harvest.

      These will grow MUCH larger, but having a few right now was great. They were washed, cut, and mixed in with some lentils.

      It is so rewarding eating produce from your own garden, and this is just the beginning. I will literally pee myself when I eat my beets. I will probably cry too. It will be a messy moment.

      The beets and carrots have been thinned so hopefully they will grow into giant beet balls and carrot tubes. Everyone is invited over for a carrot,onion,beet,chard,garlic fest at my dinner table in another month or two.

      Q: Have you harvested anything from your garden yet? If you don’t have a garden have you tried any new produce lately?

      | 48 Comments Tagged DIY, Harvest, Produce, Wine Box Garden
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