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Post Produce is Coming!
September 18, 2011 | 
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A preview of produce I might post for the very first Post Produce day on September 22, 2011. Pick the produce you’ll post and I’ll look for it on Thursday!
What’s Post Produce? It’s kind of an homage to Carol at May Dreams Gardens and her tradition of Garden Bloggers Bloom Day. But rather than blooms, Post Produce is about what you grow to eat.
Your Small Kitchen Garden will host Post Produce on the 22nd of every month, beginning this month. Here’s how to participate:
In your own blog on September 22, post about your homegrown vegetables, fruit, nuts, or fungus. Then visit Your Small Kitchen Garden and add a link to your post. As more people participate, a list will grow of links to bloggers who also grow food. Follow the links and enjoy sharing successes with your fellow kitchen gardeners.
I hope you’ll join me on the 22nd and Post Produce. For more about Post Produce, including a list of ideas to inspire you, follow this link to the Post Produce page.
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I’m in. I’ll try to show my best produce on the 22nd.
Great idea! See you Thursday!
Carol: Very cool. Thank you for providing the inspiration and for being supportive!
Tina: Awesome! I look forward to seeing what you’re about to have for dinner.
What a great idea! As a Florida gardener, I think it will be interesting to compare the September garden to more traditional regions.