Local onion and garlic farmers have been harvesting their crop. Back on July 30, I took these pictures at a farm and store about 30 miles (48 km) from us, in the Southern Tier of New York State.
Outside the farm store, the crop for sale on display.
Garlic on display.
A nice rural scene, even with the power line.
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All I know about garlic is the dried bulb from the grocery store. I was surprised to see how tall the plant grows.
ReplyDeleteNice sky photos!
love the second last shot
ReplyDelete...great puffy clouds. I tried to grow garlic for the first time this year, it didn't work out well.
ReplyDeleteFascinating with the harvest! I don't think I ever thought about how they were harvested! Great pictures of the sky too :)
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I'd never seen garlic laid out to dry like that. Looks like an interesting place to visit.
ReplyDeleteThose are really interesting photos at the farm! I've never seen any of drying before.
ReplyDeleteThose are really interesting photos at the farm! I've never seen any of drying before.
ReplyDeleteHow I love pictures of the harvest! I guess it's still part of me, even after so many years off the land.
ReplyDeleteAnd isn't it amazing how you need the clouds to make an interesting sky?!
Husby has been growing garlic for several years now. Let's just say it's been a time of learning and leave it at that! ;) His garlic now is amazing!
Pretty shots. Really makes you appreciate the work that goes into these crops!
ReplyDeleteThat's cool, I've never seen a behind the scene shot of garlic processing.
ReplyDeleteLove the sky shot. To me powerlines are just part of the skyscape in many areas. I have the apps and skillz to remove them but don't generally bother.
Awesome sky shots and love the market ~ Xo
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Great sky.
ReplyDeleteVery cool. That would be great, to buy the garlic from the grower directly.
ReplyDeleteGreetings and Salutations! I haven't ever seen garlic processing before. Interesting site! Learn something everyday. I love the taste of garlic but only purchase it at a grocery store. Can you tell I'm a city gal? LOL!
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