Bankfish
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It is. Waiting for more to make some candied jalapeño relish.
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TOO Garden Thread
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Big_Holla
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Looking good Bankfish!!
Well we did it. 7 pints and 6 quarts of hopefully spicy, garlicky dill pickles. All were sealed good by morning. First canning I have ever done and I’m almost 50. Hopefully many more to come.
Well we did it. 7 pints and 6 quarts of hopefully spicy, garlicky dill pickles. All were sealed good by morning. First canning I have ever done and I’m almost 50. Hopefully many more to come.
1 of 3 at home was snatched over night.....didn't expect them to want the melons too.....little bastards.
Bankfish
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Another 14qts today. Hit the garden at the farm up too. Plus just got home from picking 15 dz ears of corn. Freezer bound tomorrow. Picked the first pumpkin today for the wife. She's gonna fry me that ocra tomorrow Too.
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An idea I thought about how @Bankfish did for his cumcumber. I decided to do something like it. Will see how it’ll turn out
Bankfish
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Pumpkins turning into fall colors, beans finally filling out, backyard gardens pretty much a mess. Lol. Oh well, huntin season is coming, that's a plus!!
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Big_Holla
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Four more quarts of pickles, one quart of hot peppers and blanched 2 gallons worth of tomatoes for the freezer tonight. Starting to really enjoy this stuff.
Picked our peaches. Two trees. Roughly 5yrs old. Had half a dozen that were not good. I'll take this haul. Trees don't look very good. Surprised they produced these.
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Another week has passed and the little masked bandits have left the corn alone at home. We might just get a meal outta here in another week or so.
Couple of good hauls on the pole beans and the boys enjoy picking, snapping and eating them. They are quite intrigued that these are the same things that come in the cans lol. Cucumbers are still producing strong, wife has been making and eating a lot of vinegar/cucumber salad, and we have started giving them to the neighbors.
I decided I wasn't going to let all the watemelons be fair game, would like to taste atleast one lol.
The baby bells are growing good and the full size have just began their growth. This baby bell is still confused though.
Maters should start turning in the next week hopefully.
Couple of good hauls on the pole beans and the boys enjoy picking, snapping and eating them. They are quite intrigued that these are the same things that come in the cans lol. Cucumbers are still producing strong, wife has been making and eating a lot of vinegar/cucumber salad, and we have started giving them to the neighbors.
I decided I wasn't going to let all the watemelons be fair game, would like to taste atleast one lol.
The baby bells are growing good and the full size have just began their growth. This baby bell is still confused though.
Maters should start turning in the next week hopefully.
Got our first (and probably only) watermelon cut up today. Pretty sweet tasting. Stuffed peppers out of garden. Filled with tomato, onion, venison, and more organically grown goodies. Wife turned our peaches into a dump cake. Delicious if I must say som myself!
Buckmaster
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Hit the property for some cucumber harvests and to check on the melons, maters and pumpkins. Coons and deer are enjoying the remaining sweetcorn that is still standing lol.
Melons are whooping the ones at home, and the midget mater plants all survived and are out of control. This is what happens when you don't trim, train tomatoes.
Playground trellis is working out well for the cucumbers.
Pumpkins are doing well with the little bit of rain we have had. They are heartier than I thought but I don't see timing working out good for nice sized ones by Haloween. We'll see.
Melons are whooping the ones at home, and the midget mater plants all survived and are out of control. This is what happens when you don't trim, train tomatoes.
Playground trellis is working out well for the cucumbers.
Pumpkins are doing well with the little bit of rain we have had. They are heartier than I thought but I don't see timing working out good for nice sized ones by Haloween. We'll see.