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Gardening

wildeyed

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13. That sounds wonderful.

Reply to JHan (Reply #9)

Sun Apr 30, 2017, 04:05 PM

Apr 2017

Yellow beets are really good too. Sauté them up with some kale and nom! Is it too hot for beets that far south right now? Or can you grow them shaded there? I think of them as spring/fall crop in NC.

The thing about fresh garden produce, nearly anything cooked simply is delicious. With garden tomatoes, I gnaw the little bit of left-over ripe tomato off of the dried stem scar sometimes. It would never occur to be to do that with a grocery store variety.

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I did a veggie garden this year. [View all] wildeyed Apr 2017 OP

It's too early here, but I will. femmocrat Apr 2017 #1

I do some herbs and perennials in pots too. wildeyed Apr 2017 #8

I'm not in the states right now, in the Caribbean, so my gardening schedule is a lot easier. JHan Apr 2017 #2

It's on me for being too lazy to start them early under lights and then not checking after the rain. wildeyed Apr 2017 #6

Like them fresh, like them even better roasted and I love the leaves. JHan Apr 2017 #9

That sounds wonderful. wildeyed Apr 2017 #13

The variety of beet seeds available in the agri shops here suited to the climate. JHan Apr 2017 #16

wouldn't be without one, of course - will be our 36th garden... NRaleighLiberal Apr 2017 #3

"only"! wildeyed Apr 2017 #10

lovely set up JHan Apr 2017 #17

I am going a straw bale garden. Walking up the hill from the garden we have had for years is gettin appleannie1943 Apr 2017 #4

Wow! Can't wait to see how it turns out! wildeyed Apr 2017 #7

I will try to figure out how to take pictures and post them here. The above video was from youtube. appleannie1943 Apr 2017 #18

I have really downsized my garden alfie Apr 2017 #5

I didn't have anything at all for a few years. wildeyed Apr 2017 #11

I love fresh tomatoes alfie Apr 2017 #12

I like the cherry tomatoes too. wildeyed Apr 2017 #14

Thoicse are good too alfie Apr 2017 #15