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Dorinda
True Blue Farmgirl
1023 Posts
Dorinda
St. Cloud
Florida
USA
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 Posted - Jun 12 2011 : 1:18:15 PM
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I have picked about 1 and a half bushels of Tomatoes so far. Lots of squash, All my potatoes are gone. Fixing to plant okra. Still have some tomatoes left and I have about 10 quarts of corn so far. What have you harvested so far?
Seize The Day!
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sissarge
True Blue Farmgirl
502 Posts
Linda
Montgomery
Texas
USA
502 Posts |
Posted - Jun 12 2011 : 1:42:40 PM
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| Dorinda, look under Farm Kitchen, there is some posted including mine about what we have harvested. My okra is just coming in, I have put up some, but I know the hotter it gets, the more I will pick. My corn has done so poorly for the last 3 years, that I did not even plant any this year. Good Luck to you and your garden! Happy gardening! Farmgirl #946 Linda |
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sissarge
True Blue Farmgirl
502 Posts
Linda
Montgomery
Texas
USA
502 Posts |
Posted - Jun 12 2011 : 1:44:00 PM
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| Sorry I should have told you its under the last of my cannned tomatoes. Have a nice evening! Farmgirl #946 Linda |
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rksmith
True Blue Farmgirl
858 Posts
Rachel
Clayton
GA
USA
858 Posts |
Posted - Jun 12 2011 : 2:06:13 PM
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We've got some squash, tomatoes, lettuce, spinach (earlier in the year) and corn so far along with a small handful of strawberries and blackberries. Waiting on potatoes (planted them late) and more of what we've already harvested. Farm fresh is so good!
Rachel
Farmgirl Sister #2753
Do not ask the Lord to guide your footsteps, if you are not willing to move your feet--Dr. Kioni
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Candy C.
True Blue Farmgirl
823 Posts
Candy
Mescal
AZ
USA
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debtea2
True Blue Farmgirl
1853 Posts
deborah
nutley
nj
USA
1853 Posts |
Posted - Jun 12 2011 : 5:44:13 PM
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i have harvested some lettuce but our growing season is later than the south
so tomatoe won't be ready till late july.. i love my toms and so does everyone else
beans are coming along so another week and zucchini too can't wait ..
love pick my veggies and eating them..yummy
inch by inch we find our way
jersey farmgirl
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paulas party flowers
True Blue Farmgirl
191 Posts
paula
golden valley
az
USA
191 Posts |
Posted - Jun 12 2011 : 8:25:23 PM
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herbs, herbs, and more herbs.........paula
the best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched.they must be felt with the heart. Helen Keller |
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embchicken
True Blue Farmgirl
1487 Posts
Elaine
Ocean
NJ
USA
1487 Posts |
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tribalcime
True Blue Farmgirl
2963 Posts
lisa
lexington
ky
USA
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Turtlemoon
Farmgirl Legend Schoolmarm
378 Posts
Tanya
Port Orchard
Washington
USA
378 Posts |
Posted - Jun 13 2011 : 09:54:40 AM
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lucky for you all! this post is such a tease... we up this direction are barely yet seeing the little golden flowers on our tomatoes. Things are sure slow this year! (but actually better than last year this time) been a couple of bad garden years, had to order produce from local larger farmers last year to get canning done for winter!
Raggedy Ann stuck in a Barbie Doll World
FarmGirl#1737
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Dusky Beauty
True Blue Farmgirl
1108 Posts
Jen
Tonopah
AZ
USA
1108 Posts |
Posted - Jun 13 2011 : 2:04:18 PM
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Zucchini is out of control (as zucchini often is)today I'm making relish and zucc pancakes to get the squash in my fridge used up.
"After eating an entire bull, a mountain lion felt so good he started roaring. He kept it up until a hunter came along and shot him. The moral: When you're full of bull, keep your mouth shut.” ~Will Rogers |
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tinaberry
True Blue Farmgirl
107 Posts
tina
satsuma
al
USA
107 Posts |
Posted - Jun 13 2011 : 3:37:43 PM
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Here is south Alabama, I have picked, shelled, given away and canned peas til I'm sick of peas. Corn is in the freezer and now I'm working on tomatoes and cukes. I am just beginning to see blooms on the okra. Potatoes and onions are finished. Oh, I can't forget all the jelly. I have been very busy for the last 3 weeks and don't see an end in sight. How do all you girls handle this work year after year? This is the first time in about 10 years I've had this many vegies.
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donna
honesdale
pa
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Posted - Jun 13 2011 : 4:22:04 PM
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Up here in the mountains of NE PA I am about 2 weeks LATE even getting my plants in the ground! Planning on getting them in on Wednesday 0_o so I hope I have SOME bounty this year! Only my first time planting in this "new" house...we've been here four years. So, maybe in a few weeks I will have something to report :0)! YAY for those south of us...enjoy the yummy rewards!
Married to my High School sweetie for 22+ years. Stay at home mom to the amazing 4--Megs (19), Ryan(17), Josh (14), Zack (13). A born and raised Brooklyn, NY chickie girl that has been trying to figure out this country thing in PA for the past dozen years!
"The thing about family disasters is that you never have to wait long before the next one puts the previous one into perspective." ~Robert Brault
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kristin sherrill
True Blue Farmgirl
11303 Posts
kristin
chickamauga
ga
USA
11303 Posts |
Posted - Jun 13 2011 : 7:27:03 PM
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I got a ripe Mt. Fresh tomato tonight!!!! happy, happy, joy, joy!!! I am so glad to see it. Plus about 5 cherry tomatoes too. I have some beets just about ready. I have been picking collard greens from last year. And I have a few little brocolli heads forming. Can hardly wait for those.
Kris
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plantcarazy
True Blue Farmgirl
116 Posts
Jenn
Montana
USA
116 Posts |
Posted - Jun 15 2011 : 10:03:50 AM
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In our area without, cold framing, only the real early crops are ready so far- radishes (very tasty this year!), and lettuce, etc.......
I planted heirloom varieties exclusively this year and they are all coming up so nice! I just cannot wait for the first tomato- I just can't bring myself to buy them at the store, they are so different, that my family doesn't even call them tomatoes- we call them storematoes ;-)
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Alee
True Blue Farmgirl
22941 Posts
Alee
Worland
Wy
USA
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StrawHouseRanch
True Blue Farmgirl
1044 Posts
Paula
Holt
Missouri
USA
1044 Posts |
Posted - Jun 15 2011 : 10:16:38 AM
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Wow, I'm feeling like a slacker. I'm still looking for the butternut squash seeds to germinate and everything else is tiny, tiny. We had frost up to Mother's Day in our area. A lot of folks had to replant things they put out too early. However, the first batch of garlic I planted last fall looks promising!
Paula
Farmgirl Sister #3090
A Beehive is the ultimate Home Sweet Home
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tammyknit
True Blue Farmgirl
135 Posts
Tammy
Reedsburg
WI
USA
135 Posts |
Posted - Jun 15 2011 : 7:29:44 PM
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Radishes, lettuce, and about 3 or 4 pints of strawberries. I am seeing blossoms on the peas, so should have them in a couple of weeks. Turnips are just starting to get big enough to harvest, have also dried some oregano. Tomatoes and peppers are waiting for some nice warm days to grow. We had mid 60s and rainy today, so guess they will wait a while longer
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