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What Have You Picked From Your Garden Today
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Purple potatoes !!!!
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Purple Potatoes
I wonder if it would be worthwhile to plant some left-over small, home-grown seed potatoes in the fall?
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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:Nice looking green beans. I only got one deformed bean this year But there's always next year.
No garden is ever as good as the one I'll have next year.
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OhioGardener wrote:sanderson wrote:Nice looking green beans. I only got one deformed bean this year But there's always next year.
No garden is ever as good as the one I'll have next year.
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I will freeze some of the red bells, as well as make some frozen “Unstuffed Pepper Casserole” that will taste great this winter.
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sanderson wrote:OG, How do you freeze your carrots? Peel, slice and vacuum seal? Or also blanche and chill?
Yes, they are blanched and then dumped in ice water to chill them before freezing. Most aren't peeled, just scrubbed, with peeling just for ones that have "imperfect" growth area, then sliced.
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It took my one small Cherokee Purple (that was dislodged by Mr. 4-point buck) a month to ripen indoors, but it's now ready for consumption.
I have 2-4 Romanesco squash struggling to survive under cover until sufficient maturity.
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That's a lot of squash! I think I would be thinking in terms of Christmas presentsOhioGardener wrote:If we eat one a week, these will last us until next May.
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» I picked my first pumpkin today, 8/27.
» My first carrots picked today, July 19th.
» Picked some sugar snap peas today
» Just picked the last of the garden---never have gone into Nov!!!