2018 Fall Photo Journal

2018 has been an incredible growing season here in the Portland area! We have been hard at work, as always, supporting people in growing their own organic food at their homes. And now that the rain has finally arrived, we are taking some time to have a look back at all that we have done over the last 10 months! So let’s let the pictures do the talking.

We hope you enjoy this little snapshot into our work (and play!).

Our Friends:

Snoozing in the vegetable garden

Abundant late Summer veggie harvest

This sweet family grew their first vegetable garden ever this year! …No shortage of salad greens today

This sweet family grew their first vegetable garden ever this year! …No shortage of salad greens today

Executive Chef Nadav Bashan with a harvest for the Waverly kitchen

Western Swallowtail visiting the tomatoes

Planting the first seeds of the year

Contentment

I took this photo four years ago planting with these two cuties

…And got the opportunity to plant with them again this Spring!

Would you like a sugar snap pea?

Another first time garden family

Our Gardens:

SW Portland Kitchen Garden

Heartline Apartments Rooftop Garden (Pearl District)

Pearl District Rooftop Garden
Pearl District Rooftop Apartment Vegetable Garden

North Portland Vegetable/Pollinator Garden

Canby Homestead Garden

Our Harvests!:

Honkin’ Zucchini (see the quarter for scale?)

The gardens aren’t the only things that have been growing lately. So has my dear daughter (and our Winter tomato supply)

A boquet of collard greens

Summer tomato abundance

Radish harvest in the Waverly kitchen

A Spring harvest: Lettuce, Spinach, Kohlrabi, Fava Beans, Carrots, Kale, Parsley, Scallions, Beets, Chard, Calendula, Lavender, and Nasturtiums!

Cherriette Radishes

A client sent me this photo with the caption “Atomic Chard!”

Thanks so much for checking out our 2018 Fall Photo Journal and for staying connected with Portland Edible Gardens!

Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @pdxediblegardens and on Twitter @growyourownpdx

And of course, if you would like to get support with growing your own food at home, contact us to set up an initial consultation!

Happy Growing!

- Ian Wilson

Owner and Founder, Portland Edible Gardens LLC

Ian Wilson, Owner, Portland Edible Gardens