Veggie garden upday and my Daylilies too!
06-19-2009, 12:47 AM
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Beautiful Patti! And ahead of me - I have green tomaaaarrrrtoes (say it right! :wink: ) forming but my corn is only a few inches high - I was late getting it out but autumn is usually long and warm here so we'll just get it a bit later! I was thinking it's about time i posted some updated pics but I'm a bit afraid that the terrible twins will hijack and start trying to set me up as a gogo dancer again! :mrgreen:
Day lilies are beautiful - did you know that you can eat the buds? Sprinkle them in a salad, they give a nice crunch! :D
Day lilies are beautiful - did you know that you can eat the buds? Sprinkle them in a salad, they give a nice crunch! :D
06-19-2009, 03:30 AM
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Oh, thanks all....I really do wish I could share the bounty with all of you..the tomatoes are really loaded so I know we'll be canning lots of TJ.
I think we are gonna have to go buy a freezer to put up the corn. Last year a gave a ton away and we were out of what I had frozen by Dec. DH can't eat it as much now as he could before, but I think I'd rather have a little room in the freezer.
The Daylilies are really pretty and I can't take any credit for that. The neighbor had bought all these hybrids varieties and had a HUGE round bed of them. She decided that she wanted a swimming pool for her grands and dug them all up. She gave them to me. DH and I spent about a weekend planting and now the cows eat them through the fence despite the electric wire we put up. We enjoy whats left :roll:
(k...you are probably right about posting...will probably happen here too...you do remember some of my other threads...right??) :roll:
I think we are gonna have to go buy a freezer to put up the corn. Last year a gave a ton away and we were out of what I had frozen by Dec. DH can't eat it as much now as he could before, but I think I'd rather have a little room in the freezer.
The Daylilies are really pretty and I can't take any credit for that. The neighbor had bought all these hybrids varieties and had a HUGE round bed of them. She decided that she wanted a swimming pool for her grands and dug them all up. She gave them to me. DH and I spent about a weekend planting and now the cows eat them through the fence despite the electric wire we put up. We enjoy whats left :roll:
(k...you are probably right about posting...will probably happen here too...you do remember some of my other threads...right??) :roll:
06-19-2009, 04:07 AM
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Originally Posted by sandpat
(k...you are probably right about posting...will probably happen here too...you do remember some of my other threads...right??) :roll:
Just kidding girls - we love you really! :D
06-19-2009, 06:55 AM
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Originally Posted by k3n
Beautiful Patti! And ahead of me - I have green tomaaaarrrrtoes (say it right! :wink: ) forming but my corn is only a few inches high - I was late getting it out but autumn is usually long and warm here so we'll just get it a bit later! I was thinking it's about time i posted some updated pics but I'm a bit afraid that the terrible twins will hijack and start trying to set me up as a gogo dancer again! :mrgreen:
Day lilies are beautiful - did you know that you can eat the buds? Sprinkle them in a salad, they give a nice crunch! :D
Day lilies are beautiful - did you know that you can eat the buds? Sprinkle them in a salad, they give a nice crunch! :D
know you been hiding out...
not on board as much...
MOONlighting??? since you don't wear un....* :lol:
06-19-2009, 06:59 AM
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Patti wrote:
(k...you are probably right about posting...will probably happen here too...you do remember some of my other threads...right??) :roll: [/quote]
well, first off, Patti, your garden is beautiful!
Sorry to hear, that the cows think the flowers are so tasty! :?
and as for...having your post, 'stirred and poked'*...like they say in court...
you put it out there on the floor...now it's OUR TURN:wink: :lol::lol: :lol:
(k...you are probably right about posting...will probably happen here too...you do remember some of my other threads...right??) :roll: [/quote]
well, first off, Patti, your garden is beautiful!
Sorry to hear, that the cows think the flowers are so tasty! :?
and as for...having your post, 'stirred and poked'*...like they say in court...
you put it out there on the floor...now it's OUR TURN:wink: :lol::lol: :lol:
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