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Gardening

Croney

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13. That's a good pie combo! Our beans are almost big enough to start picking.

Reply to pansypoo53219 (Reply #11)

Sun Jul 5, 2020, 08:10 AM

Jul 2020

I forget what kind they are, probably just some generic green beans. I tried pickling some last year and they tasted terrible. I probably didn't follow the recipe, I'm bad about that.

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I'm so mad at my broccoli I could scream. [View all] Croney Jul 2020 OP

Deepest regrets on this loss.❤ Karadeniz Jul 2020 #1

Thank you. 😁 Croney Jul 2020 #2

I just let my basil all bolt not realizing the leaves all became too bitter to eat! MLAA Jul 2020 #3

Good luck! I wish I had planted basil. Croney Jul 2020 #4

3 plants, two sweet basil and one Thai basil. MLAA Jul 2020 #5

Cantaloupe! Ah, I see you're in AZ. I'm in MA, Croney Jul 2020 #6

I envy you your tomatoes. MLAA Jul 2020 #7

We tried starting them indoors but those fizzled out, Croney Jul 2020 #8

2021 has to be a bumper year! MLAA Jul 2020 #9

I hope we'll be eating fresh tomatoes in a few weeks Bayard Jul 2020 #10

We go by the "no planting before Mother's Day" rule here in MA. Croney Jul 2020 #12

my rhubarb went bad early, but good enough mixed w/ cherry pie filling. pansypoo53219 Jul 2020 #11

That's a good pie combo! Our beans are almost big enough to start picking. Croney Jul 2020 #13