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What Have You Picked From Your Garden Today
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'maters & herbs

Also still getting bell peppers which didn't really even start to grow until about September, and of course the herbs are still going gang busters! I hope to end up with a year's worth of basil!
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sanderson wrote:Lisa, we will be touring your state and town next week!
Yay! The trees have started to turn colors and the weather looks like it will be beautiful (not as hot!)
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"In short, the soil food web feeds everything you eat and helps keep your favorite planet from getting too hot. Be nice to it." ~ Diane Miessler, "Grow Your Soil"
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sanderson wrote:OG, Do you blanch and freeze it?
Yes, and used in cooking throughout the winter.
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I ended up relegating my squash. Both summer and winter, to my cold frame mostly due to open space. Not a good idea. But I did get plenty of production….
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Summer Squash - Fall 2023

I could have let it grow bigger, but my neighborhood skunk has taken to snacking on zucchini in that irritating way that animals do where they destroy it with a bite but don't actually eat it. Although, maybe it's a neighborhood coyote. But that's another story. Anyways, I decided to play it safe and harvest it -- it's actually 11 inches long, though somehow it looks shorter than that in the photo.
If you're wondering why there's a garden stake in the photo ... the zucchini was lonely.
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If you're wondering why there's a garden stake in the photo ... the zucchini was lonely.


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Snow Fairy, November 2023

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2023 November - Small zucchini's

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Golden zucchini - Late November

But I'd have to be on the far side of the moon to believe that.
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Carrots
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sanderson wrote:16 pounds of Yukon Gold potatoes. I can grow them twice a year in my California Zone 9B.
I am so jealous! 16ºF here this morning, and the gardens are snuggled into their beds for the winter.
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