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  1. #1
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    Harvest 9/09

    Here's my harvest from last night. Eggplant, bell peppers, cucumbers, zucchini,tomatoes. Can't wait for that Eggplant parmesan this weekend! It is getting cold at night; have to really watch the garden from now on. I will try to get all the green tomatoes off before it freezes!
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  2. #2
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    I don't have any edible vegetables but I have a monster tomato plant that just started growing out of one of my pots. It has now completely overtaken the original pot owner, this Jasmine plant...

    I mixed some worm castings into the soil... I think that is the big factor, coz before i did that it was growing pretty slowly. It grew all the bits above the metal stick's hook in just one week.

    Also featured are some ginger and tumeric plants i have just potted about 2 weeks ago. seem to have taken root pretty well. turmeric is top right of the aloe and sole ginger shoot is bottom right.

    anyone got ideas whats the next step to this tomato plant. does anyone have an idea if it will bear fruit? i mean, do i need to have two plants for pollination or something?



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  3. #3
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    Tomatoes are self-pollinating. You're good with one plant. Might want to stake or cage it though, because it'll start falling over when the fruit gets heavy.

    I had no idea you could grow ginger in pots! How cool is that.

    I made five more pints of tomato sauce last night. How is it that all those tomatoes cook down into such a tiny amount of sauce??
    Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler

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    I spent all day yesterday cooking down 25lbs of tomatoes into 8 quarts of sauce. Almost doesn't seem worth the effort, but I'm sure I'll feel otherwise some winter night when I'm exhausted and don't want to cook. Also picked a boatload of massive stringbeans from the garden. The further they're getting from the ground, the larger they're getting. Broccoli is making a tiny comeback, eggplant is just about done, tomatoes are definitely done, still a few zucchini here and there, and the peppers are going strong. Oh, and the blueberry bush is still flourishing

  5. #5
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    This week may be the end of the season for us. Looks like it will likely freeze on Wednesday night.

    Only 37 tonight and tomorrow.

 

 

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