July Garden Update

abitcoinskeptic (73) in gardenjournal2018 • 7 years ago (edited)

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7 years ago by abitcoinskeptic (73)

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wabakorea (55) · 6 years ago

Amazing.
It's too hot in Korea now. Good luck

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crypticat (70) · 7 years ago

That's an impressive Garden. Pick the tomatoes when they are green, store them in a cardboard box in a cool, dark place between layers of cardboard and they should keep for months. Google has the answers.

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abitcoinskeptic (73) · 7 years ago

Sadky my apartment is a sauna and the only cool place is the fridge. Maybe I will get an old fridge and keep it at 15 to 18C.

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simplymike (67) · 7 years ago

Looking very good, @abitcoinskeptic.
I especially like those huge tomato- and pepper jungles you have there :0)

We are always giving away veggies too, mostly cucumbers and zucchinis, but I think this year we'll be handing out tomatoes too. We only have so much room in our freezer, lol.

I never actually dried veggies before. Last year, I thought about getting a food dehydrator but that was mainly to find an easy way to dry herbs. Maybe I should look into it again this year...

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abitcoinskeptic (73) · 7 years ago (edited)

A jungle is definitely how to describe it. Actually when crawling between the peppers and tomatoes to pull weeds and rake out the fallen fruits, it felt like tha. Normally I access both from the outside, but it had to be done and when I emerged on the other side my feeling was like cemerging from some jungle.

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simplymike (67) · 7 years ago

Lol. You know your garden is doing good when it feels like it is a jungle :0)

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agmoore (64) · 7 years ago

This was fun. Every bit of it. I cut my own hair, too, but not often. Just too much trouble to get it done. The whole post was delightful. I could feel the weight of the heat as you toured your garden (I'm jealous of that garden), but my favorite line: