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  1. #1
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    We have been totally neglecting our garden for the past 3 weeks. We've been watering...but that's about it. So yesterday we had a couple of extra hands, so we had a good harvest... This was what we ended up with (leaving a ton of blackberries & grapes behind!):





    The massive zucchini's you see are actually going to be goat treats. The acorn squash was our bonus compost plant - so we have no idea if it'll taste ok but we plan to try it tonight!
    My new non-farm blog: Finding Freedom

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    Great harvest pix, GLC!

    I just got home from a firend's house where I picked a big batch of her pickling cucumbers and left her a big bag of fresh lettuce and scallions in exchange.
    Going to make my first bread and butter pickles this week!

    Deeaimond- tomato looks good- loosen those ties around the stalk so the stem can keep growing without getting choked. Looks like it could benifit from a bit more sun if you have it. Worm castings are good for it!
    Lisa
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    a canning recipe for Bloody Mary Mix!

    I found this recipe for Bloody Mary mix and thought some of you might have surplus tomatoes. I added extra tabasco and horseradish to give it some bite. Haven't had any as a bloody mary, but as just veggie juice it's really tasty!

    http://www.recipezaar.com/Aunt-Iones...Canning-187969

    Enjoy!

  4. #4
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    Great harvest GLC - If I did not water for 3 weeks; no way would we have anything of any value! that is the life when you live at 7,000 feet in Arizona!

    I'm lucky if things do okay if I don't water for 3 days!

  5. #5
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    Wow, GLC! Just Wow!

  6. #6
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    Spoke - water was the one thing we did do! We can't go without watering here in the summer or everything would die in about 3 days, too. Winter it rains, summer...not so much!
    My new non-farm blog: Finding Freedom

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    Wow GLC! Great harvest!!

    Those concord grape looks yummy. Our acorn squash was a bonus too... from a compost pile. Ours are much smaller than yours. Still good eats.

    Oh and the pumpkins... Are they sugar variety? looks yummy.

 

 

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