OUCH! MY BACK!!
I had no idea there were so many. I'm sure I missed some and there are tons of smaller ones too Best first harvest I've ever had! AND they are organic, of course. And they are nearly perfect looking, without even a whiff of pesticide . Very excited! The eggplant seem to have pulled through the flea beetles without missing a beat!
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The more I look at them, the more I'm wondering about a mis-labeled seed packet.LindsayArthurRTR wrote:These are bush beans. Blue lake to be exact. I have pole beans, but they are planted with my corn. You might have something nice , or maybe a mixup at the seed company. I have been getting small pink tomatoes off of one of my "black krims"
here in michigan I'm finally getting some sugar snap peas off of my vines..probably the fact that we are getting rain is a big big help !! My beans are just barely up now, as are my squash, melon, cukes, coles, etc..but I have greens and peas and asparagus now that I'm getting besides the usual onions, herbs,etc..berries should be ready very soon
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Definitely jealous of the berries and asparagus!!! I need to plant some roots! I have been giving bags and bags of squash and zucchini away for a couple of weeks now Bout to make some PICKLES (YAY!) with all the cukes. I put my recipe on the recipe page if anyone wants to try it. Little old lady next door gave it up when I brought her a bag of veggies! We are still getting sugar snap peas, but I fear they will be goners after today(98F today ) found some large melons out there this weekend too! It's unbelievable we are so much farther ahead of y'all. I already miss the radishes and lettuce though:) wish they were all season crops!
Here's a cheat for pickling cucumbers (yes, I know it's not really pickling, but it tastes good anyhow):
Take a jar of store-bought pickles (organic if you can find them) and use up all the pickles.
Next, slice a cucumber into disks and place them in the pickle-juice.
Let sit in the refrigerator for a few days and the enjoy.
OK, there not like real pickles, but it's something to do if you get extra cuckes.
Take a jar of store-bought pickles (organic if you can find them) and use up all the pickles.
Next, slice a cucumber into disks and place them in the pickle-juice.
Let sit in the refrigerator for a few days and the enjoy.
OK, there not like real pickles, but it's something to do if you get extra cuckes.