To each his own, hot stuff don't
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Gardening ..again
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Ike me.
I've got several bottles of pepper vinegar sauce melding right now. Should be ready in a few weeks.
I used to like hot stuff but the old "cast iron stomach" is no more.
I have my moments
Glad to read youins are safe down there.
Been picking Yellow Beans, Raspberries, Elderberries and Apples. Made lots of Applesauce lately. Soon it will be the cider press weekend. We fill plastic gallon jugs and freeze it. Finally got some rain this past weekend.
Looks good buddy!
Part of me wishes that I had planted a Fall garden and part of me is glad I didn't.It probably wouldn't have survived the heat. And I'm down in my back again. Retirement was supposed to be taking it easy. Ha ha on that. Believe me, I am staying busy.
I have a turnip plant by the corner of my house that appeared out of the blue. Likely bird droppings after they were feeding in then neighbor’s deer food plot…
It’s been looking beautiful in the morning, and totally wilted in the afternoon. I’m waiting for the purple top to get big enuf to eat…
It’s been looking beautiful in the morning, and totally wilted in the afternoon. I’m waiting for the purple top to get big enuf to eat…
Had a bumper crop of wild persimmons this year for some reason. Have a little over five gallons in the freezer. Apples produced well too. Good mast year for the hickory nuts. I like to eat them just hate how long it takes to get to the meat. Beans produced foliage in abundance but only one or two pods for some reason. Strange year.
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"Atlas" hybrid butternut squash from Jung's Seeds. Catalog description states, "The dark orange flesh has exceptional flavor and texture." Baloney. Absolutely tasteless. The poorest variety of squash I've ever grown. This example accurately describes the variety:
I had really bad germination from seeds I started the year with from Rural King. Livingston seeds were a complete waste of time and money.
Corn, cucumbers, green beans…. Next to nothing.
Corn, cucumbers, green beans…. Next to nothing.
It used to be just store bought tomatoes that were tasteless. But here lately other items of produce don't taste like they used to. Carrots are a good example. Maybe it's my taste buds or something?
I agree. I quit eating tomatoes once they are out of season. We bought one of those 3 packs of peppers (green, red, yellow) from the grocery. They didn't have any flavor whatsoever.
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Var. Bottle Rocket from Johnny's Selected Seeds. Super hot but with a pronounced delicious chile flavor and open pollinated so seeds can be saved. Very similar to Bangkok, my former favorite Thai chile now unavailable. I'll dry these...
The only peppers I grow are Bell Peppers, now I may have to give them up or at least cut down. I've read that they can inflame arthritis.Tomatos are in that Night shade family as well. Great, my arthritis don't need any help in inflammation. Besides hot peppers are not my thing.
I might give those a try next year. Thai food is one of my favorite cuisines.
