lukem said:If I don't get some rain and temps below 90 my stuff is going to stop producing. Having to water every couple days now, but it needs a good soak.
BeGreen said:Ya'll have pole vaulted ahead of us. Our temps have been too cool for rapid growth. Would you believe we are just starting to get snap peas! But we have been getting a steady stream of zuchs and cukes for a while now and have lots of green tomatoes. Guess this was a silly year to plant melons. Oh well. I just started seeds for fall crops. Should get another batch of beets going too. One good note, we are harvesting cherries, and lots of them. These are Montmorency cherries. They make fantastic pies, jam and liqueur.
laynes69 said:My cucumbers died and my pickles are almost dead. I did manage to pick and can 11 qt beans yesterday, pulled over 50 bulbs of garlic from the garden. Will have sweet corn here soon if the damn coons leave it alone, they have torn the patch up. Our garden isn't like past years but it's not too bad. I'll be planting more broccoli and cauliflower plants soon for a late crop.
laynes69 said:Im growing Green Goliath now. Not sure what kind the last ones were. Seems to do okay. I've managed to get enough pickles for 2 batches of crock dills. Blows away claussens any day of the week.
lukem said:I took advantage of the 20 degree temperature drop (only in the upper 70's) this evening to get the garden back under control. I pulled up the brocolli and snow peas, harvested all the onions and the rest of the carrots, tilled everything I could. Planted two rows of beans and got the plot ready for my fall planting in a couple weeks.
I also mounted some sprinklers to the top of each corner post for watering cause rain ain't happening here lately..or in the foreseeable future. Now I can sit inside and watch instead of stand in the garden and sweat for an hour.
Picked some okra tonight. Can't wait to get some of that on the grill.
Tomatoes days away. TONS of cherry tomatoes ripe now. Most of my tomato plants are now 6' tall.
smokinjay said:lukem said:I took advantage of the 20 degree temperature drop (only in the upper 70's) this evening to get the garden back under control. I pulled up the brocolli and snow peas, harvested all the onions and the rest of the carrots, tilled everything I could. Planted two rows of beans and got the plot ready for my fall planting in a couple weeks.
I also mounted some sprinklers to the top of each corner post for watering cause rain ain't happening here lately..or in the foreseeable future. Now I can sit inside and watch instead of stand in the garden and sweat for an hour.
Picked some okra tonight. Can't wait to get some of that on the grill.
Tomatoes days away. TONS of cherry tomatoes ripe now. Most of my tomato plants are now 6' tall.
We just started broccoli..What else you planting for the fall crop?
lukem said:smokinjay said:lukem said:I took advantage of the 20 degree temperature drop (only in the upper 70's) this evening to get the garden back under control. I pulled up the brocolli and snow peas, harvested all the onions and the rest of the carrots, tilled everything I could. Planted two rows of beans and got the plot ready for my fall planting in a couple weeks.
I also mounted some sprinklers to the top of each corner post for watering cause rain ain't happening here lately..or in the foreseeable future. Now I can sit inside and watch instead of stand in the garden and sweat for an hour.
Picked some okra tonight. Can't wait to get some of that on the grill.
Tomatoes days away. TONS of cherry tomatoes ripe now. Most of my tomato plants are now 6' tall.
We just started broccoli..What else you planting for the fall crop?
Same thing we do in the spring. Sometimes we have good luck sometimes we don't. A couple bucks in seeds is worth the gamble though.
Lettuce
Spinach
Snow peas
Radishes
Brocolli
Kohlrabbi (spelling?)
lukem said:Tonight's haul.
lukem said:Lookin good.
I picked a gallon of cherry tomatoes last night, and will probably pick another gallon tonight. My romas are just starting to ripen. The other variety (large one that the name escapes me right now) are still a ways off, but are as big as a fist.
Please send rain.
lukem said:I'm making refrigerator pickles tonight. Froze 15 green peppers, 12 jalapenos, and some okra last night.
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