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Sure, they are not as big as yours yet, as they only just now stuck there little heads up yesterday or today. I will do it in the morn, Remind me iffin I dont.smom1976 said:
Okra Okra Okra
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so yours are kinda slow growing too?
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They took a little bit of time to come up. Now that they have, they seem to be taking off. This is only their second or third day above groundsmom1976 said:
More of my russets are coming up.
Robb Simer
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Hey: I'm in Deer Park, where are you? I was thinking it was too early for Oakra, am I wrong?
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I know Deer Park well, born in Pasadena. I am west of you down across the ship channel, down beltway 8 very close to 59. It takes me 22 minutes to 25 minutes if I drive the speed limit to get to Deer Park. Grew up in Channelview.Robb Simer said:
I am new to gardening but the Texas Gardener (very respected round these parts) Magazine says its ok to plant them from now and into May iffin you want to.
headred
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I have never hilled my okra and it just grows like crazy. I plant it up against a fence so it kinda leans against when it gets so tall.
And texture, I understand that, but I fry it up, coated with cornmeal and throw in some onions. MMMMMMM good!!
And texture, I understand that, but I fry it up, coated with cornmeal and throw in some onions. MMMMMMM good!!
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Hush Your Mouth !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Man, that sounds good.headred said:
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My hubby LOOOOVES okra. If he had his way, our whole garden would be nothin' but okra!
We have plenty of seeds to plant. I've already planted a row and a 1/2 already.
We have plenty of seeds to plant. I've already planted a row and a 1/2 already.
