Gardens 2024

[2busy]

I've got the basic culinary herbs covered. Sage, rosemary, thyme and oregano.

Some of them were recently replanted from outside. We need rain.

 

[XYZ]

My little salsa garden is starting to peter out.
Got a few more hot peppers. They’ll go in the drying bag with the other.

I have managed to pretty much got enough daughter shoots off my Sparkle strawberries for another bed. I’ll try and get a pic later although it looks pretty much like the other I posted.

 

[OKRuss]

Mom's tomato plants got a second wind!

 

[Mr.Glock]

Started digging sweet potatoes since it doesn't look like I'm going to get any rain soon. Still have some to dig.View attachment 511714

Yummy times a hundred!

 

[Mr.Glock]

Mom's tomato plants got a second wind! View attachment 514121

That’s a nice last picking!!!

 

[Mr.Glock]

I've got the basic culinary herbs covered. Sage, rosemary, thyme and oregano.View attachment 512169View attachment 512170View attachment 512171View attachment 512172View attachment 512174View attachment 512175
Some of them were recently replanted from outside. We need rain.

Wife’s Herbs are the toughest.

 

[OKfella]

Harvesting okra seeds. This is star of David variety.View attachment 512144

I have grown those on a few different occasions. They get really tall and stay tender bigger than they ought. Nice okra.

 

[RickN]

Just for poops and giggles we planted a sweet potato plant in one of the containers not really expecting to get anything. I was just out moving the containers to where I want them next year and saw at least one potato sticking out of the dirt.

Since I am making B&B meatloaf tonight with veggies that sweet tator may have a staring role. If the wife ever gets out of bed and dressed I will take her out and show her before I dig it.

 

[XYZ]

I’ve been tossing the okra that we can’t use in the creek next to us all summer. Varieties we grew this year get hard & stringy when they’re longer than 2-3”. It will be interesting to see if any come up volunteer over there next year.

 

[2busy]

I’ve been tossing the okra that we can’t use in the creek next to us all summer. Varieties we grew this year get hard & stringy when they’re longer than 2-3”. It will be interesting to see if any come up volunteer over there next year.

You may not ever see any if you have deer . The deer here will eat it to the ground. They will walk past peas to eat okra.