Last of the summer . . . carrots

 

I've had a mixed summer produce-wise.  

The beetroot has been highly successful and there are just a few left to be eaten in the next few days.

The tomatoes aimed for world domination and I think I have made around twenty-five boxes of soup for the freezer.

The runner beans were not wonderful but there were more than enough for me.  I had already decided that I didn't want to freeze any.  

I grew tromboncino squash successfully but will probably try something different next year.

The rocket grew incredibly quickly and it went to seed before I could eat much of it.  

The cabbage white butterflies enjoyed the tenderstem broccoli.

The lettuces and radishes were good but again I couldn't keep pace with them when it came to eating them.

And on Saturday I pulled the final carrots of an excellent crop and made a delicious soup.

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