I didn't take photos from the very beginning so we are starting with half way done yellow onions. After pulling them out of the ground, we cut off the stems before spreading them out evenly to dry for a couple of days.
Here some freshly pulled purple onions. I actually find this process of pulling them out one of the most enjoyable harvests, haha. Other than a few that were not good, it was a very successful harvest which is great because we use a lot of this veggie for cooking, salads etc.
We have this nice spot that is exposed to a lot of daily light and sunshine so we thought it would be perfect to place the onions to dry before storing them for the upcoming months.
After the work was done, I got myself handful of raspberries for a snack! So grateful for those! I also keep checking on blackberries and it seems like they get more color every day which is exciting.
To end this post I want to share these photos of fluffy clouds! Since I have a very clear and open view all around the garden, I always enjoy when sky looks like this everywhere I look. Am I the only one who thinks that clouds like these look like cotton candy?? :D
Thank you for stopping by and checking out this post, have a great Saturday/weekend! :)
This looks good and fresh ... I like it :)
I hope you get lot more soon.
Thank you so much! :)
You are so far ahead of me! My onions went in late, so harvest is a long way off. I'll have garlic coming along soon. I cure that hanging in the woodshed.
I guess there is a difference between planting time and climate.
We do the same with garlic. :) The ones we will plant in the autumn is hanging and we still need to harvest the ones for eating.