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| Hi all,
Can I get a roll-call of the stage of your veggies ad your zone???luv to see pics.. this year the winter seemed long...by this time in the last few years we had a good crop of veggies.... mire are as follows * bitter gourd still in seedling stage. * bottle gaurd has first baby gourd * okras - baby okrs just appearing * Tomatoes- babyies appearing * malabar spinach- just a few leaves-is this a slow plant *pepper no sign of veggies yet * cucmber- no sign yet * green and lima beans- starting to grow beans * eggplant -- no sign of plants from seeds yet.!! |
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- Posted by cyrus_gardner (My Page) on Sun, Jul 5, 09 at 2:21
| Hi priya, You seem to be way behind, considering you are in zone 7. 1-I have been harvesting cukes and zuchinnies since late may. I must add that I direct sowed everything in the garden, except for the sweet gipsee, that I bough the plant, a cup size. |
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| I finally got around to replacing the engine in my rototiller in May so I got a slow start on some of the summer things. But now everything is going like gangbusters. Harvesting: anaheim, jalapenos, sweet banana peppers. Chard, summer boy bok choy, lime, lemons, apples(dorset golden), basil. Ready in one to two weeks: suyu cucumbers, santa rosa plums, snap beans (blue lake bush and tendergreen) Ready in four weeks: hopefully the tomatos (got a late start) Yu choy, more bok choy(Canton short), molokhia (first time I've tried it. Serrano peppers. Just transplanted: butternut squash, prolific yellow straight neck squash, globe artichoke, gai lan. Jim/San Diego |
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| Oh pictures? Okay I can do that. Also forgot Japanes eggplant now starting to flower. [IMG]http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b323/reefisher/misc/beans.jpg[/ IMG] [IMG]http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b323/reefisher/misc/caroleyinge ggies.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b323/reefisher/misc/chard.jpg[/ IMG] [IMG]http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b323/reefisher/misc/peppers.jpg [/IMG] [IMG]http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b323/reefisher/misc/trellis.jpg [/IMG] [IMG]http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b323/reefisher/misc/toms.jpg[/I MG] |
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| Nice looking garden Jim! Interesting that you can grow tangerines and plums in the same garden. |
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| tomatoes...getting lots of ripe ones now. peppers....picked the first batch the other day green zucchini and yellow straightneck....starting to produce black zucchini, yellow zucchini, tatume and patty pan squash....about to start flowering butternut...just starting to vine armenian and lemon cukes......flowering, no cukes yet white wonder and spacemaster cuke....seedlings 3 eggplants....have been flowering for a while but only one egplant has set beans....flowering and starting to make beans...also some seedlings Okra....starting to make pods cantalope....seedling amaranth....seedlings brussel sprouts...just planted inside |
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| Zone 9b in Florida. Yesterday's harvest.
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| We are harvesting Shelly beans, green garlic,peppers from last year's plants,fenugreek,radish, spinach and bits. |
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- Posted by hooked_on_tomatoes (My Page) on Mon, Jul 20, 09 at 1:42
| Havesting yellow squash for 3 weeks now. Harvested 6 bottle gourds (lauki) in the last two days. Pretty thrilled about that, this is the earliest yet. Having Malabar Spinach for the last 3 weeks. Heirloom tomatoes - quite a few green ones, can't wait for them to ripen. Tindora, Snake gourd, Bitter gourd and Ribbed gourd are having a tough time growing with the lauki taking over all my netting. Some pics below.
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- Posted by cyrus_gardner (My Page) on Tue, Jul 21, 09 at 0:48
| Recap: Hi ye'all. AS of this writing: Cyrus |
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- Posted by citydweller 9 (My Page) on Tue, Aug 4, 09 at 23:03
| finally ripe cherokee black,and yellow boys coming in heavily as well as the beef stake,but few as yet ripe on the bs. have been up to my ears in yellow straight neck but the zukes are having hard time this year, as well as the cukes. the green beans are very productive and are wonderfull cooked fresh,scarlet runners bloombing but no pods yet. eggplants are producing but not too fast, have picked about a dozen or so from 8 plants but have lots of babies. all the chillies and bells are loading up and ripening. have enjoyed cabbage collards radishes,onions,scallions,as the climate here allows year round growing of these. have tried something new this yr celery slow to grow but here it allows cut and come again. have started my winter seeds of lettace,carrots,chinese cabbage, boc choi, kale and brocoli. |
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