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nice harvest guess where you live it’s hot my DH squash tree is now flowering
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Originally Posted by Paapu
nice harvest guess where you live it’s hot my DH squash tree is now flowering
Recently harvested callaloo. The onset of rain helped them to grow in size in a short space of time. All the work that I did was worth it.
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My first cucumber
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Tomatoes going wild. Best year for tomatoes for me. Everyone is amazed at the number of tomatoes and the size of my tomatoes. Check out the size of this baby. It is almost 5 inches!
Grew geraniums from cuttings after watching YouTube. Nice to have extra plants outside for free. Bought from Food Basics a year ago for $8.99. Cut then put in soil then add humidity with a bag and voila.
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I can't see your picture! It must look gorgeous--5 inches-wow!!
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Originally Posted by scouponer
What do you use these for? Tkx.
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Hmmm. It shows up for me although upside down. First time posting picture maybe I did something wrong?Quote:
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You can make spicy pickle and store it for long. It has a very distinctive sour taste.Quote:
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I can't see the pic. Just add the image to a post rather than as an attachment.Quote:
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Originally Posted by Paapu
is this a Chinese bittermelon
Nope, it is armenian cucumberQuote:
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Thank you @Paapu never heard of itQuote:
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A few tomatoes are finally starting to ripen...
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The first cabbage
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WOW-look at how well every one did! @Paapu you did so well with your containers and @TrueNorthTreasures that cabbage looks so nice! @AnnaMi chelle how did all those plants that made it through the snow end up?
My garden ended up ok. I have lots of tomatoes, a couple of green peppers ( a bunny has been eating them) and a couple of honeydew melons. I had quite few peas but not as many or as nice as last year and lots of green beens, too many in fact!
This year a lot of my flowers have been devastated by Japanese beetles! It is breaking my heart, I worked so hard weeding and placing everything and then as soon as they bloomed they were attacked! I read that chives and onion plants can help keep them away so I moved some close to the worst eaten plants and it seems to kind of be helping but it us just such a shame!
