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Showing posts with label KY wonder pole beans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KY wonder pole beans. Show all posts

Monday, August 15, 2011

Harvest Monday, August 15, 2011


I don't know about you, but I am ready to rip everything out and get some Fall crops in!

In this pic below, the 'maters you see are the massive extent of our tomato harvest this season - BOO!
More cucumbers which I chopped up for another expirement in natural fermenting ;)


And more KY Wonder Pole Beans.


And more peppers. I am not even going to attempt to indetify any of these, aside from some Jalepenos that are in there somewhere. Our pepper patch isn't following our layout at all ;)


And, 3 heads of cabbage. Which were promptly cut up for Sauerkraut :)


I am looking for suggestions; Suggestions on what kind of Garlic to plant.
What kind is your favorite or your go-to garlic that you plant every year?
I was considering Music, Spanish Roja or Oregon Blue. Have you tried one of these varieties and if so, what has your experience with them been?

And, check out what other gardener's are harvesting this week over at Daphne's Dandelions!

Saturday, July 9, 2011

The [Happy] Veggies


After I devoted a post to bashing my vegetable garden, I figured I should at least leave myself one glimmer of hope and showcase a few things that are looking 'decent'!


This is our first time trying our hand at growing corn and it looks to be doing well!


We have a few of these Big Boy Bell Peppers coming along.


Jalepenos...it seems I never need one when I have them. And when I don't have them, I always need one!


Kung Pao Pepper; I am excited for these to use in stir-fry's.


Blooms on my Soy Beans [to be used for Edaname!] I don't know if they are taking extremely long, or if I am just very impatient!


And the KY Wonder Pole Beans I planted around the light post, along with a volunteer squash or pumpkin of some sort! They seem to be coming along nicely, but I would sure like to start seeing the actual beans!

So how about you - do you have a veg or flower you are particularly happy with this season?