2011 Veggies

CarbonX

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Well guys and Gals. I will have a surprise for all of you in the next 24 hours to 48 hours. Maybe less then 24 hours. ;)
 

DST

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Bummed, I got some brownish looking stuff on the top of one of my cauliflowers!!!! I have been in there with a microscope and it looks a little like mould! not quite sure yet but me isnae happy! ah well, the joy of gardening. peace, DST
 

DST

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coming along nicely LG!!!!.

So tell me, are cantaloupe melons the same thing as cantaloupe squash? I saw some for the first time in my local supermarket and they were called Cantaloupe Melons? Can you guys clarify for a dumb European? cheers. Are they sweet like a melon, or more like a squash that you can make soup or something from? cheers again. DST

Cantaloupe Imperial 45's

 

billcollector99

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Cantaloupe are melons, in the same family as squash, but they are extremely sweet and juicy. I like to cut them in half, and use the halfs as bowls for cottage cheese :)
 

DST

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thanks Bill. I'll maybe give one a bash then. Perhaps get some seeds for next year as well ;)
 

billcollector99

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thanks Bill. I'll maybe give one a bash then. Perhaps get some seeds for next year as well ;)
I have been told that they only grow well in warm weather... I dont know if it is too cold where you are or not, but all that talk of gray skies yesterday made me wonder.

I would suggest you buy some to taste though if you have never had one, as they are frikkin delicious!!!
 

mcpurple

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they do love the warmer longer seasons, here in oregon we got just barely enough time to get them harvested.
 

DST

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Cool, perhaps they would be good to grow in the greenhouse instead of outdoors. I will def try to pick one up to taste it though. Cheers peeps.

I have been told that they only grow well in warm weather... I dont know if it is too cold where you are or not, but all that talk of gray skies yesterday made me wonder.

I would suggest you buy some to taste though if you have never had one, as they are frikkin delicious!!!
 

CarbonX

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Cool, perhaps they would be good to grow in the greenhouse instead of outdoors. I will def try to pick one up to taste it though. Cheers peeps.
That or grow them indoors by a window that gets sun light but also give them some lights that are around 6000k
 

DST

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So McP, I promised you beautiful bootilicious tomatoes and what not, and here I am posting a phallic like cucumber, sorry mate. But it was damn tasty (I do like me cucumbers!) I had a pretty simple salad with this, my red iceberg, some gouda cheese, and some of the same type of tomatoes I am growing, with a bit of Scottish smoked salmon and cream cheese on bread. Balsamic vinnegar, olive oil and lemon as a dressing, then seasoned. That was my dinner and it was great. Wife was out with her pals so I thought I would treat myself to the salmon, hehe.
 

mcpurple

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nice cuc, and the meal sounds Delicious. you seem to be quite the cook as far as i can tell. i got cucs now that are about 4 inches now, last year i had so many off 2 plants that this year i am gonna try to pickle some, i got 4 cuc plants as well.
im still trying to get my cam to, too show off my plants
 

CarbonX

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nice cuc, and the meal sounds Delicious. you seem to be quite the cook as far as i can tell. i got cucs now that are about 4 inches now, last year i had so many off 2 plants that this year i am gonna try to pickle some, i got 4 cuc plants as well.
im still trying to get my cam to, too show off my plants
Wanna borrow my camera? jk. That looks really good. I'd love to grow my on cucs and other stuff to make my own pickles. I watched a show called Till Debt Do Us Part and a guy does photography and he made $900 on taking photos for a wedding. I might took into that to make some money since I plan on getting more gear.
 

mcpurple

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Wanna borrow my camera? jk. That looks really good. I'd love to grow my on cucs and other stuff to make my own pickles. I watched a show called Till Debt Do Us Part and a guy does photography and he made $900 on taking photos for a wedding. I might took into that to make some money since I plan on getting more gear.
ill PM you my address so you can send the cam;-)
whats stopping you from growing outside? sorry if i have asked this already.
 

CarbonX

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ill PM you my address so you can send the cam;-)
whats stopping you from growing outside? sorry if i have asked this already.
Hahaha sorry but I wouldn't send it to anyone or let anyone use it.

Unfriendly animals. A couple days ago a cougar killed a guy's dog and attacked him when he was trying to save his dog and it happened 1 to 3 min drive from here depending how busy it is.
 

mcpurple

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i was just joking about the camera man.
and just shoot the cougar, i wouldn't let a cougar stop me from having a garden.
 

CarbonX

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i was just joking about the camera man.
and just shoot the cougar, i wouldn't let a cougar stop me from having a garden.
Here the laws about having a gun is strict. If the LED lights does very well compared to CFLs I'll change over to cover more area and use less power. ;)
 

littlegrower2004

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4tatude

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these are rattlesnake pole beans, the earliest n most productive bean in my garden. strrong beany taste, also multipurpse as they make great dried beans.

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thats rattlesnake in the background, the young beans running on the cane is kentuckey wonder nt a great tasting bean but productive, the old lady makes dilly beans with them
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christmas limas great taste but only really one crop kinda beans, takes so long to ripen such big beans
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peppers n more kentuckey wonder. ill pull these after the flush then the ones above will be kickin in
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these are scarlet runners n will produce till frost. a large broad bean from across the pond :)
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im also running a couple others just dont have pics.as you can tell i like beans lol
 

billcollector99

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these are rattlesnake pole beans, the earliest n most productive bean in my garden. strrong beany taste, also multipurpse as they make great dried beans.

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thats rattlesnake in the background, the young beans running on the cane is kentuckey wonder nt a great tasting bean but productive, the old lady makes dilly beans with them
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christmas limas great taste but only really one crop kinda beans, takes so long to ripen such big beans
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peppers n more kentuckey wonder. ill pull these after the flush then the ones above will be kickin in
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these are scarlet runners n will produce till frost. a large broad bean from across the pond :)
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im also running a couple others just dont have pics.as you can tell i like beans lol
"Beans, Beans the magical fruit"
 
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