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ping songbird: a theory to run by you
On 08/31/2016 07:17 AM, songbird wrote:
I can have a few stone fruits too, but not a lot. I will use an over ripe apricot smashed and simmered in butter as a topping for coconut pancakes, etc.. yeah, i like peanut butter and apple sauce on mine at times. don't eat them very often though. we're not huge breakfast eaters. I haven't made coconut pancakes in a while. The wife loves them too. But, with all the produce to cook, it will probably have to wait for winter. I had too many zukes this weeks. I had to freeze some of what I cooked. Things are looking up! I am now down to 14 zukes plants. About half of them will produce a fruit every other week. |
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ping songbird: a theory to run by you
T wrote:
.... I haven't made coconut pancakes in a while. The wife loves them too. But, with all the produce to cook, it will probably have to wait for winter. I had too many zukes this weeks. I had to freeze some of what I cooked. Things are looking up! great to hear. what else are you growing besides zuchini? I am now down to 14 zukes plants. About half of them will produce a fruit every other week. our cucumbers took a hit from the heavy rains, but the vines are not dead and have a few green leaves coming back. so we'll leave them in, it's not like i need the space for anything else. songbird |
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ping songbird: a theory to run by you
On 08/31/2016 01:19 PM, songbird wrote:
our cucumbers took a hit from the heavy rains, but the vines are not dead and have a few green leaves coming back. so we'll leave them in, it's not like i need the space for anything else. I bought a lemon cucumber at half price. I died on me. Lemon cucumbers a e really good eating too. Rats! When you buy your cucumbers next years and if you remember, would you post the name of the variety. You have made me extremely interested! |
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ping songbird: a theory to run by you
T wrote:
.... I bought a lemon cucumber at half price. I died on me. Lemon cucumbers a e really good eating too. Rats! When you buy your cucumbers next years and if you remember, would you post the name of the variety. You have made me extremely interested! burpee cucumber and pickling cucumber that is all the labels had written on them. if i remember i'll ask the greenhouse people. Ma stopped in today to drop off a few quarts of things for them -- i coulda had her ask. the burpee cucumbers get huge (the size of my forearm) the other kind stay shorter. i have to harvest about once a week when they are blooming. right now they are on haitus abit, but a few blooms are showing up. songbird |
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ping songbird: a theory to run by you
On 08/31/2016 01:19 PM, songbird wrote:
I had too many zukes this weeks. I had to freeze some of what I cooked. Things are looking up! great to hear. what else are you growing besides zuchini? Hi Songbird, Well now. That will get me talking! 7 sweet 100 cherry tomatoes 2 Box Car Willie tomatoes 1 Ace (1/2 price) tomato 1 poblano (ancho) chili 2 Sandia Chimayo (new mexico red) peppers 1 is still sick, the other is covered with peppers. I am going out of my mind waiting for them to turn red. garlic red shallots purslane two eggplants (1 free and 1 half price) two sunflowers (blew in wild) 7 tomatillo (6 wild, 1 Amarillo that escaped the earwigs) 2 cantaloupes (they are not doing too well) 1 rosemary (alive, but not growing) Not for eating: two Ponderosa pines about 18" high Front yard is full of hollyhocks. They have mostly gone to seed, but I still have a few flowers. My front yard was gorgeous when they were all in bloom. They have made a slave out of me: More water! Less water! I'm too hot! I'm to cold! What are you doing with my offspring? A bug! A bug! A bug! Bring me my slippers! Okay, that last one may be a certain particular funny bunny that seems to like me for the last 42 years. -T |
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