Gardens for 2021 season
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
got 3 more big tomatoes left before we pull the plants
get er done; life is good
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
Our garden is put to bed and the cover crop planted.
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
Getting close to putting the garden to bed. Only thing left is the jalapenos and some cherry tomatoes.Don McCombs wrote:Our garden is put to bed and the cover crop planted.
Planted 200 elephant garlic cloves last week. Perhaps another 50 soft neck garlic cloves to plant tomorrow.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
Still picking tomatoes, green beans, lettuce, zucchini, yellow squash, green bell peppers, kale, a few more cucumbers, and the Honeynut squash are still green. Our go to place for sweet corn lost there crop this year to flooding in July, so we’re trying to find a different farmer.
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
A few late season pix.Still have tomatoes and eggplant. Got rid of the acorn and spaghetti squash, --summer squash just finished, --Honey bear and butternut squash are still on green vines but getting close. Melons are almost done. The food grade pumpkins are still on green vines and we been trying to haul more water to them til the vines die out. The cabbage is done,--hauled over 100 fifteen pound heads to the food bank along with a couple tons of other veggies this summer.
Food grade pumpkins
Glass Gem corn
broom corn
Red beans
Food grade pumpkins
Glass Gem corn
broom corn
Red beans
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
red beans
We had 4 gallons of the red beans from 2 rows 60' long----not bad for drought year we had here.
We had 4 gallons of the red beans from 2 rows 60' long----not bad for drought year we had here.
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
Glad to see some gardens produced. Ours was a complete failure.
After a two month drowning and two replant attempts, we were able to salvage 2 gallons of Roma Tomatoes and 2 watermelons.
No Beans, No slicing tomatoes, no corn, no pickles, no cucumbers. OOF. That was a lot of work for not much harvest.
Now looking for a set of 3-point hillers.
After a two month drowning and two replant attempts, we were able to salvage 2 gallons of Roma Tomatoes and 2 watermelons.
No Beans, No slicing tomatoes, no corn, no pickles, no cucumbers. OOF. That was a lot of work for not much harvest.
Now looking for a set of 3-point hillers.
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
We don’t put out much garden, anymore, but my wife still puts out some. I’ve watched others success and failures and it’s hard to believe the difference between areas that really aren’t too far apart. We had about a dozen tomato plants and I couldn’t find enough people to give tomato’s to. I ate all I could, made a lot of salsa, shared with all the neighbors and still have lots of tomato’s rotting in the garden. 3 green pepper plants produced way more than we could use. Cucumber plants died early, only got a few of them. Zucchini outdid itself but died early as well. The weather here has been as good as I can remember.
Field crops, here, are amazing this year. We’re surrounded by corn and in 45 years of living here, I’ve never seen corn this good. Soybeans are being harvested, right now, and I’ve heard they are yielding very well, too. This year, we were in the right place at the right time.
Field crops, here, are amazing this year. We’re surrounded by corn and in 45 years of living here, I’ve never seen corn this good. Soybeans are being harvested, right now, and I’ve heard they are yielding very well, too. This year, we were in the right place at the right time.
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
A couple more weeks at most before we harvest the Honeynut squash.
A few more yellow squash but that’s it.
We had a great Kale harvest in July and August but it’s loaded with worms now.
A few more yellow squash but that’s it.
We had a great Kale harvest in July and August but it’s loaded with worms now.
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
The fall blackberries are coming in nicely.
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
Peter Person wrote:The fall blackberries are coming in nicely.
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Nice! We love blackberries. It was a good year for blackberries in west central MO. Harvested several gallons of black gold from our canes.
Didn't know anything about Prime-Ark Freedom variety. Just looked it up. "May produce a second crop in fall," the Gurney catalog states.

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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
Stanton wrote:Peter Person wrote:The fall blackberries are coming in nicely.
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AE81B34D-C9E9-45BA-A16A-410717BDE898.jpeg
Nice! We love blackberries. It was a good year for blackberries in west central MO. Harvested several gallons of black gold from our canes.
Didn't know anything about Prime-Ark Freedom variety. Just looked it up. "May produce a second crop in fall," the Gurney catalog states.
Stanton,
My wife gets our strawberry, raspberry, and blackberry plants from Nourse Farms in Deerfield, MA - not too far from us. She also got her Asparagus roots from them. Can't stomach it myself but she and our daughters love it.
https://www.noursefarms.com/
Peter
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
our honeynut squash----- nothing to write home about,---actually tasteless! Wont be planting them again. Also the butternuts are tasteless.
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
Peter Person wrote:Stanton, My wife gets our strawberry, raspberry, and blackberry plants from Nourse Farms in Deerfield, MA - not too far from us. She also got her Asparagus roots from them. Can't stomach it myself but she and our daughters love it.
https://www.noursefarms.com/
Peter
A nursery that far north (Maine) should have some pretty hardy stock. At least knowing it came from your region ensures it will have a chance to do well.
Thanks.
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