Meadowlark
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- Hardiness zone
- 9a
This is one thing that actually tastes better than it looks.Yours looks really good! I won't make the mistake of not planting any next year!
What variety of bumpy squash is that?Here's a look at today's harvest. Just a few squash. They're starting to slow down now cause of the heat, I guess, but I'm betting on us getting at least another few bags I to the freezer before they're completely done.
Also, a lot of cucumbers. We'll be making pickles again Monday. We're getting around 10, or so, a day right now and a few plants we put in late haven't even started producing yet.
Also dug up a potato plant so we could have some mashed potatoes with our steaks tomorrow for father's day.
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Do you not have time to plant corn this year? I could.I so wish I would've planted corn now! Yours looks really good! I won't make the mistake of not planting any next year!
Honestly, I don't know the variety of anything we have in our garden. My mom and youngest son picked all this up at the local greenhouse and all the tags have long since blown away or gotten lost.What variety of bumpy squash is that?
No clue. I automatically assume it's too late to plant anything now that the temps are regularly over 100F now.Do you not have time to plant corn this year? I could.
That is a good assumption. Corn in particular pretty much stops growing above 95 deg F.No clue. I automatically assume it's too late to plant anything now that the temps are regularly over 100F now.
You're still producing squash!! Excellent.
Brilliant Mr Lark@Zigs Bridgewater Beans. Two out of three seeds planted are off and running...or should I say crawling in this Texas heat. They are probably wishing for UK weather![]()