hi all, i bet we are the only group glad to see the rain,
i have tried to grow okra in a green house and on the lotty no luck any advise also some people say it is hot and others say the taste is like coffee
as i have never had any cannot comment.

mrs nad wrote:
hi all, i bet we are the only group glad to see the rain,
i have tried to grow okra in a green house and on the lotty no luck
any advise

You need to give more information, it is impossible to guess why your okra
didn't grow well knowing nothing about the circumstances.

Where are you? What is your summer like? When did you try to grow it?
What did you plant it in? How much sun did it get? What happened when you
tried?


also some people say it is hot and others say the taste
is like coffee
as i have never had any cannot comment.


Okra is neither hot nor tasting like coffee, both of these descriptions are
way, way off target. It is fairly bland and mucilaginous and faintly nutty
when fried but really doesn't taste like anything but itself.

David

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"David Hare-Scott" wrote:

mrs nad wrote:
hi all, i bet we are the only group glad to see the rain,
i have tried to grow okra in a green house and on the lotty no luck
any advise

You need to give more information, it is impossible to guess why your okra
didn't grow well knowing nothing about the circumstances.

Where are you? What is your summer like? When did you try to grow it?
What did you plant it in? How much sun did it get? What happened when you
tried?


also some people say it is hot and others say the taste
is like coffee
as i have never had any cannot comment.


Okra is neither hot nor tasting like coffee, both of these descriptions are
way, way off target. It is fairly bland and mucilaginous and faintly nutty
when fried but really doesn't taste like anything but itself.

David

Bees for Pollenation perhaps?

I love okra! Like David said, neither hot nor like coffee. Unless you
add lots of good old cajun hot spices to it. To me its like squash, it's
bland, it's all about the spices when cooking.

--
Enjoy Life... Dan

Garden in Zone 5 South East Michigan.

In article ,
"Dan L." wrote:

In article ,
"David Hare-Scott" wrote:

mrs nad wrote:
hi all, i bet we are the only group glad to see the rain,
i have tried to grow okra in a green house and on the lotty no luck
any advise

You need to give more information, it is impossible to guess why your okra
didn't grow well knowing nothing about the circumstances.

Where are you? What is your summer like? When did you try to grow it?
What did you plant it in? How much sun did it get? What happened when you
tried?


also some people say it is hot and others say the taste
is like coffee
as i have never had any cannot comment.


Okra is neither hot nor tasting like coffee, both of these descriptions are
way, way off target. It is fairly bland and mucilaginous and faintly nutty
when fried but really doesn't taste like anything but itself.

David

Bees for Pollenation perhaps?

I love okra! Like David said, neither hot nor like coffee. Unless you
add lots of good old cajun hot spices to it. To me its like squash, it's
bland, it's all about the spices when cooking.

Very curious to see how this ends ;O)
Do think Mrs. Nad is into movies, wink, wink, nudge, nudge
Does she, . GO?

Well, I didn't think so. So, back to watching the grass grow.
--
- Billy
"Fascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the
merger of state and corporate power." - Benito Mussolini.
http://www.democracynow.org/2010/7/2/maude
http://www.democracynow.org/2010/6/2...al_crime_scene

In article
,
Billy wrote:

In article ,
"Dan L." wrote:

In article ,
"David Hare-Scott" wrote:

mrs nad wrote:
hi all, i bet we are the only group glad to see the rain,
i have tried to grow okra in a green house and on the lotty no luck
any advise

You need to give more information, it is impossible to guess why your
okra
didn't grow well knowing nothing about the circumstances.

Where are you? What is your summer like? When did you try to grow it?
What did you plant it in? How much sun did it get? What happened when
you
tried?


also some people say it is hot and others say the taste
is like coffee
as i have never had any cannot comment.


Okra is neither hot nor tasting like coffee, both of these descriptions
are
way, way off target. It is fairly bland and mucilaginous and faintly
nutty
when fried but really doesn't taste like anything but itself.

David

Bees for Pollenation perhaps?

I love okra! Like David said, neither hot nor like coffee. Unless you
add lots of good old cajun hot spices to it. To me its like squash, it's
bland, it's all about the spices when cooking.

Very curious to see how this ends ;O)
Do think Mrs. Nad is into movies, wink, wink, nudge, nudge
Does she, . GO?

Well, I didn't think so. So, back to watching the grass grow.

I wonder if the weather varies from city to city in england?
And NO!, she is not related to me! Nad is just my alter ego... Dan

--
Enjoy Life... Dan

Garden in Zone 5 South East Michigan.

In article ,
"Dan L." wrote:

In article
,
Billy wrote:

In article ,
"Dan L." wrote:

In article ,
"David Hare-Scott" wrote:

mrs nad wrote:
hi all, i bet we are the only group glad to see the rain,
i have tried to grow okra in a green house and on the lotty no luck
any advise

You need to give more information, it is impossible to guess why your
okra
didn't grow well knowing nothing about the circumstances.

Where are you? What is your summer like? When did you try to grow it?
What did you plant it in? How much sun did it get? What happened when
you
tried?


also some people say it is hot and others say the taste
is like coffee
as i have never had any cannot comment.


Okra is neither hot nor tasting like coffee, both of these descriptions
are
way, way off target. It is fairly bland and mucilaginous and faintly
nutty
when fried but really doesn't taste like anything but itself.

David

Bees for Pollenation perhaps?

I love okra! Like David said, neither hot nor like coffee. Unless you
add lots of good old cajun hot spices to it. To me its like squash, it's
bland, it's all about the spices when cooking.

Very curious to see how this ends ;O)
Do think Mrs. Nad is into movies, wink, wink, nudge, nudge
Does she, . GO?

Well, I didn't think so. So, back to watching the grass grow.

I wonder if the weather varies from city to city in england?
And NO!, she is not related to me! Nad is just my alter ego... Dan

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide is your alter ego? I don't think
people are going to believe it ;o) You may want to keep the scissors
handy, just in case. I'll go find my Basil Fawlty Repair Manual.
--
- Billy
"Fascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the
merger of state and corporate power." - Benito Mussolini.
http://www.democracynow.org/2010/7/2/maude
http://www.democracynow.org/2010/6/2...al_crime_scene