Bankfish
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7qts with a lite syrup and 7qts with a honey syrup from my buddies local hive.
TOO Garden Thread
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Picked another batch of almost ripe maters just so the dang coons don’t eat ‘em first tonight. They’ll ripen up just fine here in the kitchen in about a week.
Sgt Fury
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Weeds are currently winning after being out of town for a few days after those last few inches of rain, but the fight back started this AM. Daily harvests continue to ramp up, with beans the only ones not really sure what to do lol.
Noticed 2 more pumpkin plants bit the dust, need to venture out there to see what's up.
Noticed 2 more pumpkin plants bit the dust, need to venture out there to see what's up.
Had one good size tomato but the squirrels keep stealing ‘em. Fuckers. They took the little watermelon too. This is the second watermelon so far….hope they don’t touch it, lol. Got a third watermelon coming, too
Bankfish
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Get a flame thrower and burn them rats! I didn't send those ones.
@MoonLab you should be practicing for bow season. I hear squirrels are good targets. 
Our daughter asked about the garden today. She is at an internship in western NY. Hasn't seen ours this year but saw a local garden some people kept referring to as a "big garden." I sent her pics. Ours is 3x the size of the other garden and I wouldn't call it a large garden by any stretch. Here are the latest pics.
Our daughter asked about the garden today. She is at an internship in western NY. Hasn't seen ours this year but saw a local garden some people kept referring to as a "big garden." I sent her pics. Ours is 3x the size of the other garden and I wouldn't call it a large garden by any stretch. Here are the latest pics.
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18 pints of salsa on Sunday and 6dz corn, cut, cooked and in the freezer last night . This processing shit is whippin me. I'm ready for Kansas muzzleloader in Sept.
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@MoonLab you should be practicing for bow season. I hear squirrels are good targets.
Our daughter asked about the garden today. She is at an internship in western NY. Hasn't seen ours this year but saw a local garden some people kept referring to as a "big garden." I sent her pics. Ours is 3x the size of the other garden and I wouldn't call it a large garden by any stretch. Here are the latest pics.
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Those raised beds sure make things look nice and tidy Phil. Good stuff!
That area used to mounds. That didn't work. Just more area for weeds. Same amount of plants. Putting in the cedar was a game changer. Greatly reduced weed quantities. We weren't so overwhelmed with weeding.
Here's the recipe for the horseradish pickles i had at the summer gathering. I normally add a lot more horseradish than it calls for, and haven't found the right amount yet.
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Horseradish Pickles | What Jew Wanna Eat
In a pickle over making pickles? Does that even make sense? These Horseradish Pickles are super easy to make, but with a little spice, they'll getcha!
Big_Holla
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Dang, missed 'em.Here's the recipe for the horseradish pickles i had at the summer gathering. I normally add a lot more horseradish than it calls for, and haven't found the right amount yet.
Horseradish Pickles | What Jew Wanna Eat
In a pickle over making pickles? Does that even make sense? These Horseradish Pickles are super easy to make, but with a little spice, they'll getcha!