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I ordered mine. Thanks Dor!!!
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I like about half snaps and half shelled. The Pink Eyed Purple hull peas are good but Dixie Lee is my favoroite. I want be picking peas for another week or so.
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Dixie Lee and Pink Eyed Purple Hull peas are my two favorite peas.
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Dawn they will be ripe before you know it!!!! Now you can day dream about what they will taste like!!!
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At least you aren't giving up!!!! Keep on keeping on!!!!!!!!
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Nothing like yellow summer squash. Zucchini squash are my least favorite squash.
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Lisa don't think that is a good idea. The vine is where the nutrients come from. Can you not turn the runners back into the designated area? That is what I would do to keep the vines contained to a certain area.
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Randy it won't be long!!!
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I use a plastic type paper plate so the seeds don't stick as bad. Pepper seeds are easy to save. I do make sure the peppers are real ripe on the bush before I pick them.
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Randy the yellow summer squash make great pickles.
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Dor that is great!!! My cucumber and squash bushes are looking rough. Still getting some cukes and squash but not like I was. My tomato picking is getting good. Small watermelons on my bushes now.
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I have taken yellow squash and made pickles, better than using cucumbers.
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Kat---Welcome, glad you joined GardenForums. Let me know if I can help you in any way.
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That is good news. Keep us updated, inquiring minds want to know.
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I downsized my garden this year and for that I am thankful. It's stressful enough with our smaller garden this year. We have had an abundance of rain this spring. With today being the last day of spring maybe drier weather will soon be on the horizon.
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I always rather be on the giving end than receiving. Just my nature.
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Dave that is interesting. Can't remember all I learned when I researched the potato seeds couple of years ago. I would leave the seed pods on the plant just as long as I can to make sure they are fully matured.
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