Harvested, cleaned, and dehydrated epazote, leaf celery, and flat leaf
parsley today, 2 trays each all told. Currently have 3 trays of
pineapple rings dehydrating, sure smells good.

Chiles are making, got baby chiles on several plants, and the tomatoes
are starting to bloom. Radishes, lettuce, green beans, brown crowder
peas, cukes, are starting to break the soil so it won't be long there
either. I do love spring gardening and the subsequent harvest.

George

ah yes, thats one of the good things about florida, we are already
harvesting our first batch

tons of strawberries, sweet peppers, tomatos, cucumbers, beans and soon some
carrots and onions :-D

our watermelon are doin great (ready for summer...mmm mmmmmm)
George Shirley wrote in message
...
Harvested, cleaned, and dehydrated epazote, leaf celery, and flat leaf
parsley today, 2 trays each all told. Currently have 3 trays of
pineapple rings dehydrating, sure smells good.

Chiles are making, got baby chiles on several plants, and the tomatoes
are starting to bloom. Radishes, lettuce, green beans, brown crowder
peas, cukes, are starting to break the soil so it won't be long there
either. I do love spring gardening and the subsequent harvest.

George

"joe s" wrote in message
.. .
ah yes, thats one of the good things about florida, we are already
harvesting our first batch

tons of strawberries, sweet peppers, tomatos, cucumbers, beans and soon
some
carrots and onions :-D

You have a cruel streak in you!

Ophelia
Scotland

On Fri, 25 Apr 2003 02:22:32 GMT, "joe s" wrote in
rec.gardens.edible:

ah yes, thats one of the good things about florida, we are already
harvesting our first batch

tons of strawberries, sweet peppers, tomatos, cucumbers, beans and soon some
carrots and onions :-D

our watermelon are doin great (ready for summer...mmm mmmmmm)

Have you been told yet today? :-)
--
Gardening Zones
Canada Zone 5a
United States Zone 3a
Near Ottawa, Ontario

Chiles are making, got baby chiles on several plants, and the tomatoes
are starting to bloom. Radishes, lettuce, green beans, brown crowder
peas, cukes, are starting to break the soil so it won't be long there
either. I do love spring gardening and the subsequent harvest.

George

Raleigh, NC

New red potatoes have brocken ground. About 2 inches high. Lima beans
up also. Peas have been growing up front by the road foe two weeks now

Raleigh, NC

New red potatoes have brocken ground. About 2 inches high. Lima beans
up also. Peas have been growing up front by the road foe two weeks now

Did I really type THAT!

That's what happens when you are at work talking on the phone trying
to get a little newsgroup stuff done.

thats the only benefit of FL

it was 88 and HIGH humidity today.. BLEH..


Ophelia wrote in message
...

"joe s" wrote in message
.. .
ah yes, thats one of the good things about florida, we are already
harvesting our first batch

tons of strawberries, sweet peppers, tomatos, cucumbers, beans and soon
some
carrots and onions :-D

You have a cruel streak in you!

Ophelia
Scotland

I thought maybe you got your tongue over your eyetooth and were having
trouble seeing what you were saying. Sure didn't look like one of your
usual posts. B-)

George

Craig Watts wrote:

Raleigh, NC

New red potatoes have brocken ground. About 2 inches high. Lima beans
up also. Peas have been growing up front by the road foe two weeks now

Did I really type THAT!

That's what happens when you are at work talking on the phone trying
to get a little newsgroup stuff done.

I second the cruel streak

It's snowing here in Calgary, Alberta Canada - and Edmonton - about 300 km
north is getting well over a foot of snow.

bah humbug

Lyn

Ophelia wrote:

"joe s" wrote in message
.. .
ah yes, thats one of the good things about florida, we are already
harvesting our first batch

tons of strawberries, sweet peppers, tomatos, cucumbers, beans and soon
some
carrots and onions :-D

You have a cruel streak in you!

Ophelia
Scotland

We have already eaten leaf lettuce, radishes, green onions, the potato
plants are almost 1 and 1/2 half feet tall. will eat new potatoes next
week.. The peas are blooming, the sweet corn is 8 inches tall, squash is
blooming, beans are 5 inches tall, and everything else is doing good. We
are in Nashville Tennessee.
ann
"Craig Watts" wrote in message
...
Chiles are making, got baby chiles on several plants, and the tomatoes
are starting to bloom. Radishes, lettuce, green beans, brown crowder
peas, cukes, are starting to break the soil so it won't be long there
either. I do love spring gardening and the subsequent harvest.

George

Raleigh, NC

New red potatoes have brocken ground. About 2 inches high. Lima beans
up also. Peas have been growing up front by the road foe two weeks now

"lummy3744" wrote in message
...
We have already eaten leaf lettuce, radishes, green onions, the potato
plants are almost 1 and 1/2 half feet tall. will eat new potatoes next
week.. The peas are blooming, the sweet corn is 8 inches tall, squash is
blooming, beans are 5 inches tall, and everything else is doing good. We
are in Nashville Tennessee.
ann

ARG! I had _planned_ on planting the veggie garden today, but we have a
cold rain in the forecast for the next 3 days.......looks more like I should
be building an ark than planting a garden!

envious, Kathi

On Sat, 24 May 2003 16:54:49 -0500, "lummy3744"
wrote:

We have already eaten leaf lettuce, radishes, green onions, the potato
plants are almost 1 and 1/2 half feet tall. will eat new potatoes next
week.. The peas are blooming, the sweet corn is 8 inches tall, squash is
blooming, beans are 5 inches tall, and everything else is doing good. We
are in Nashville Tennessee.

Sounds good!

We're eating lettuce and various Asian greens (stir-fried or
in salads) - hon tsai tai, baby bok choy, choy sum. That's
it so far. Swiss chard will be ready to pick in a few days,
and we'll have broccoli (Small Miracle) pretty soon.

I've not yet planted our squash out - just started it under
lights. It will go out in a week or two when our weather
has warmed up some more. The tomatoes are all out in the
garden, protected by WalloWaters.

We're in PA's chilly Northern Tier, one of the colder areas
of Zone 5. Our theoretical last frost date is June 1.

Pat