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Okay not the best picture LOL but, you have to realize that I just interval ran 4 miles. I've been watching this tomato, and was so afraid that either the birds or the blister beetles were going to get it so I cut it early this morning. It fills up but both of my hands and it probably weighs 2 lb
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While i love tomatoes, but look at these peppers i just picked! Along with wax and green beans, cucumbers, and minorican tomatoes.
I have been pickling and canning every day since last Sunday too. But I've given most of them away.
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Beautiful and steamy. Wonderful Florida 93°
Dry, dry dry. Did i say we need rain?
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Have you seen the PBS show, "Spy in the wild"?
They disguised drones as all types of animals and infiltrate their habitats. So cool, just like this video
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Has been absolutely beautiful. Lows in the 60s highs running high 80s low 90s with compass rose winds. TS Arthur passing off the coast has thrown a few come and go showers , sprinkled with sunshine.
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Morning Chores is a daily digital farm and garden news letter with some helpful hints and tips.
This article on recycled gardening ideas seem appropriate.https://morningchores.com/recycled-gardening-ideas/
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St. Augustine has $1.35 a gallon , but 20 miles inland is $1.77 a gallon.
Overall, Florida is averaging $1.70 a gallon
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We started out unusually cool at 46° this morning but jumped up around 80. High pressure gave us brilliant blue cloudless skies.
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Cilantro is a given for me. It reseed itself.....everywhere, and I love it, smells great.
I also have oregano , thyme, basil and variety of mints and lemon grass. I love rosemary, but don't have any luck growing it.
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I'm so jealous. Daffs and tulips are my favorites and they just can't grow here in our heat. Thanks for sharing your beauties
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I am somewhat embarrassed to post this picture because I have not been as attentive to this bed as I should be
It is in a remote part of the property, and tends to be one of those things that just comes last.
None the less, this is a raised bed Tim built for me about 5 years ago when I was in a...
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Thank you Lyn. Those ginger, came from an old homestead in the 50s in St. Augustine. My mom dug a clump and took home. When I got my first house, I dug some of hers. Each time we have moved i have taken a clump with me. These particular ones, have been here 22 years. I am currently digging...
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