Gallery Theme: Abundant Harvest

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Picnic on a Hill
September 1998, near Wilton, Wisconsin
Submitted by Mary Ellen Frame

This rolling countryside is best suited to grazing and hayfields, with the interspersed woodlots. In early fall, we can enjoy home-grown tomatoes and cucumbers with our lunch.

After one Hard Frost
October 2, 2004 at Wolf Hill Farm, near La Crescent, Minnesota
Submitted by Caroline van Schaik, Wolf Hill Farm

These were some of the 150 pounds of tomatoes I picked that day and the 400-plus pounds picked before the week was out not counting the fruit I had to abandon. That this abundance was from the most awfullest-feeling soil under wet and sluggy conditions. That all that green turned to red in my basement and that I canned the last of them on December 16th.

Abundance of Flowers
Photo taken Janna Warren mothers’ back yard, in Webster City, Iowa
Submitted by Janna Warren

Veggies
Submitted by Kristi Fernholz

Yellow Crookneck Squash
July 2004 in Milan Minnesota
Submitted by Mike Heitke-Felbeck

Juliette Tomatoes
August 2004 in Milan Minnesota
Submitted by Mike Heitke-Felbeck

Pickling Cucumbers
August 2004 in Milan Minnesota
Submitted by Mike Heitke-Felbeck

Yellow Taxi Tomatoes
August 2004 in Milan Minnesota
Submitted by Mike Heitke-Felbeck

Yellow Striped German Tomatoes
August 2004 in Milan Minnesota
Submitted by Mike Heitke-Felbeck

If you have any questions please contact Louise at 651-653-0618 or lspwbl@landstewardshipproject.org.