Our beans did well this year. These are called "Dragon Tongue" beans. They are bigger than the average green bean, and as you can see, not green. Picked 28 pounds yesterday and turned them into 61 pints of canned beans.
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Our beans did well this year. These are called "Dragon Tongue" beans. They are bigger than the average green bean, and as you can see, not green. Picked 28 pounds yesterday and turned them into 61 pints of canned beans.
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I picked our first beans a couple days ago, about 3 weeks later than normal. It's been very dry here but lots of rain coming this weekend.
Those make very nice dried beans and rehydrate nicely to cook as a "red" bean. I really like the taste with cornbread and butter and salt. Yuuuuum
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Apples here, more than we can work. Best size and flavor we've had in a long time. Nothing the past two years? We were starting to run very low. The deer and neighbors really enjoying the over supply.
Great stuff you got there!
Pressure canner for beans im sure.
I made a bunch of fig preserves, canned maters, pickled jalapenos, dill pickles, pepper jelly, okra i freeze to fry.
no beans
You've got our green thumb, Gyrkin. The Princess and I haven't got a big patch where we live but some years we had plentiful blueberries and the next year not really worth picking. We let the area growers do the hard work now and just give them some "green" for their efforts.
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Other than my jalapeno plants, my small garden played out in late June, but did had a good batch of cabbage, tomatoes, Sweet onions, and a modest turnout of bell peppers. With the exception of having to buy a couple of habanero peppers, I did make up several batches of pico de gallo throughout the spring and early summer. Planning for a slightly larger garden for this next year.
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What is it about this year & folks' gardens not doing well? My neighbor plowed his squash in because it wasn't doing any good. His tomatoes did fair, but not like normal.
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My squash plants are big and look good, just no squash yet. Usually I have been eating them for a month by this time of year. Broccoli didn't produce much either.
My tomatoes are just starting to get ripe, which is normal for up here. Production looks like it will be about normal.
Hungarian hot wax peppers are doing good. So are my onions, carrots, beats, potatoes, kale, lettuce, and spinach.
It's hard to tell with the corn yet, it doesn't look great, but not terrible either.
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One round on canning Pickles then black mold hit them. Sprayed but it was to late.
Beans are just coming on.
Blight hit some variety of tomatoes but not the others so we have tomatoes constantly coming on to can.
Lots of squash and zucchini.
Jalapenos, pablenaros, cyanne and banna peppers are coming on too.
Egg plants slow but starting.
Too much rain this year.
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