Gardening Thread - Show me your gardens!

thats it!i got most of them. I squish them when i see them. Im shocked birds dont eat them

 

I missed where someone else identified it. Good luck!

 

So pumped to finally having success with the maters

 

Whoa and nice

like me some Italian tomatoes

 

Invader alert

 

4’3” snake bean.

 

Do you eat them?

 

Or kill them with fire, shotguns and axes?

Are there huge beans inside?

 

Onions are still looking good

Another weird squash

 

Red eggplant.

fully edible eat it like summer squash or zucchini.

 

Never seen one..pretty neat!

 

EGGPLANT, MELANZANA ROSSA DI ROTONDA

70-80 Days. A truly scrumptious and unique member of the eggplant family, these boast a combination flavors. We taste eggplant, tomatoes, and peppers. This red round fruit is popular in the Italian province of Potenza where it is traditionally made into gourmet caponata or preserved and pickled. Bright orange, round fruit was originally brought to Rotonda, Italy from Ethiopia just before World War II and can often be found in jars of olive oil or spread on crusty Italian bread. Jere Gettle found seeds for this delicacy while traveling Italy in 2009.

BEAN SNAKE, INDIAN
(Trichosanthes cucumerina subsp. anguina) This is an Indian variety of our favorite, fascinating edible gourd relative. Its fruit tastes much like green beans, except even more delicious and tender. We could give up a lot of other vegetables before we would not grow this queen of garden crops, known for its divine taste and snake-like beauty. So snake-like, in fact, that the beans terrify more than a few visitors to our garden each summer! Snake bean is almost completelyabsent in U.S. markets. Its long, delicate fruit doesn’tship easily. Known as Chachinda in Hindi, it is particularly popular in South India, where it is made into curries and sabzi. A beautiful vining plant.

 

IN GA deer can be taken out of season if they destroy your crops......

 

So far she has not even gone down to the garden.

 

Will get seeds for next year!

 

I think "may" is probably the term you meant to use. I "can" always enforce the 22 rule in the yard proper. It "may" or "may not" be allowed though.

 

Sun Sweets are coming along well.



The Big Boys are getting big.



And the jalapenos are going ape shit.

 

Rogue yellowish zuchini

Marconi peppers

 

I think you can be normal, but maybe not. Grammar nazism will always sneak thru.

 

Never heard of it ,that’s crazy