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They are bee-yoo-tee-ful! And that's how I bag mine, too, though most of mine are bought. That's our situation with wild blackberries. I literally cannot get 1/20th of them picked. I don't mind sharing with the wild critters, it's only fair, but we really aren't able to take advantage of them...

Don't be silly, we love having you here; it makes us feel wanted. :D Will you let us know how they came out? :)

What a great birthday gift! I just know you'll love it! Congratulations, and happy early birthday! :rainbow-sun

That's wonderful! It's a great, and important skill to have, and truthfully, much easier to do if you learn at the elbow of an expert, as you did. :) That looks delicious! :)

Lovely sounding, thank you! :cool:

Congratulations!! I'm not sure there's anything like a freshly picked tomato! :)

That's great!! :coolsun I'm also growing San Marzanos. We call them "Sams" because originally, someone mislabled my tag to *Sam* Marzano, and it stuck! :) If you are going to can these, you need to know that they aren't as acidic as some similar varieties. I'm so excited for you! :happy_flower

"Who you gonna' call? Bug Busters!" Sorry, it was an image in my head of you slinging it over your shoulder; have you ever seen, Ghost Busters? lol! ;)

My dh doesn't care for them, so I plant a lot of parsnips instead, but yes, the greens are also eaten. I hope that you enjoy them! :)

That must have been a surprise to find, indeed! :coolsun

I'm glad that you had a good time; sounds like fun! :)

I'd love to put a sprinkler with a motion sensor out there! Silly rodents! Sheesh. But, plants are tough, they may just come back and overwhelm you with okra! I'll cross my fingers! :)

Here's another vote for Black Krims! I can almost taste that sandwich! :) Congratulations on the start of your harvest! :)

I'm glad that you are having such a bumper crop of crooknecks and cukes! :) Crooknecks are my 2nd favorite summer squash. I add them to stir fries, fry them like green tomatoes, put them in summer soup, etc. What plans have you for yours? As for pickles....if it's pickled, I will almost...

I'm so glad they came out well! Thanks for letting us know what you did! :)

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Welcome, Kim! :coolsun It sounds like you are really doing well! It's nice to have you here! :)

I especially love the pea gravel. I always think of gravel walks as practical, and also attractive. Wonderful photos, it looks great; thanks for sharing them! :)

Beefy, are you at it again? :D You're just a regular plant magnet! :) Blurose, I used to adore the little plant tables in the Sears outdoor area, in L.A.! :)

This is just a thought, but you might want to keep your annual herbs in one container, and perennials in another. For example, rosemary warrants a container of it's own, I think. Then put it where it can live it's life. :)