catjac1975
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You make me look lazy.
Baymule's 2017 Garden Thread
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hoodat
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Red mustard is even more spectacular and really huge. Now that our drought is over (cross your fingers) I'll plant some again in the Fall. I have some saved seeds but they are four years old so I may have to reorder a new start.
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baymule
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Honey boat delicate squash. Stupid auto correct-not delicate! Delicata!
First cucumber! We ate it tonight in a salad.
I pulled my onions, mostly small to medium, but they all taste good!
First cucumber! We ate it tonight in a salad.
I pulled my onions, mostly small to medium, but they all taste good!
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baymule
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My husband and I picked wild plums in the fence rows around here. They are the size of a cherry. I cooked down 2 gallons of juice and made jelly.
DH wanted peaches real bad, so we got a half bushel. I canned some in slices. I canned jam and jelly. I boiled the skins and got a beautiful red color.
DH wanted peaches real bad, so we got a half bushel. I canned some in slices. I canned jam and jelly. I boiled the skins and got a beautiful red color.
HomesteaderWife
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Looking so good! Mmmm!
catjac1975
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I am still in cool spring. It's like you are from a different planet..
lcertuche
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Bay who doesn't admire those beautiful jars of sweetness? I know it warms the cockles of my heart 
to be able to bless my family with my home canned eats. It's hot, sticky, messy work but I love every minutes knowing it will be there whether we have money in our pockets or not. Also the Wildbunch has stopped asking me to buy grape jelly. Really no comparison to home canned in taste.
to be able to bless my family with my home canned eats. It's hot, sticky, messy work but I love every minutes knowing it will be there whether we have money in our pockets or not. Also the Wildbunch has stopped asking me to buy grape jelly. Really no comparison to home canned in taste.
HomesteaderWife
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Hey @lcertuche - I agree with this! My husband won't have any other pickles with a meal but the ones we have made from our cucumbers. Nothing can compare to growing and canning your own. 
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baymule
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I plant my squash the first of March. I get a good harvest before the squash bugs show up.......they're HEEEERRRREEE!
When your summer finally shows up, mine will be in full swing with 100 degrees--it will sure feel like another planet!
majorcatfish
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dang nice harvest young lady.....must because of the ju ju in the brick i sent
