What has happened to Okra? Where are the tall varieties? Granted I was alot shorter back then but when I was a kid Okra was the tallest thing in the garden.Now I have tomato and bell pepper plants that are taller than Okra plants.
I may go that route as well and put a covercrop on next year's plot. Winter Rye, maybe?My garden is mostly wiped out by now... no rain to speak of for several weeks, and I just didn't feel like watering much this year. Been keeping some late producers watered, like watermelons, pumpkins, butternuts and figs, but the rest I just let go.
Almost time to till it up and plant buckwheat...
Glad to read you are getting back in the saddle LouisGonna water down my garden plot so the weeds will sprout then till them under when they get a half a foot tall. Another generation of weeds gone before they have a chance to go to seed. I'm not lame enough to believe weeds can ever be wiped out but it's a good soil conditioner too. Organic matter tilled in seems to help "mellow" out the soil. About time to add some more earthworms too.
Bueno Amigo. Glad to read it.Yeah, I feel almost human.
I enjoy them quite a bit. Another I'm going to do again are black cherry tomatoes. Those things are sweet. We were pleasantly surprised how well they did.I intend to have Cherokee Purples in my garden next year. Enjoy!
One of my must haves at fair time!My nephew just brought over some potatoe pancakes. No, the potatoes weren't from the garden. Not bad for his first try. I dont mind being the guinea pig and trying out different food items.
The hot ones are the best kind!Part of today was spent making pickled peppers. Some of them were HOT.
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