#VegetableGardening
Help! Does anyone know what’s wrong with my tomato plant? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1074472/help-does-anyone-know-whats-wrong-with-my-tomato-plant/
Help! Does anyone know what’s wrong with my tomato plant? https://www.allforgardening.com/691508/help-does-anyone-know-whats-wrong-with-my-tomato-plant/
How are these indoor cayenne pepper seedlings looking? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1074236/how-are-these-indoor-cayenne-pepper-seedlings-looking/
How are these indoor cayenne pepper seedlings looking? https://www.allforgardening.com/691412/how-are-these-indoor-cayenne-pepper-seedlings-looking/
How to dry a winter squash https://www.diningandcooking.com/1074012/how-to-dry-a-winter-squash/
How to dry a winter squash https://www.allforgardening.com/691322/how-to-dry-a-winter-squash/
Dug this unit up today! https://www.allforgardening.com/691207/dug-this-unit-up-today/
Dug this unit up today! https://www.diningandcooking.com/1073563/dug-this-unit-up-today/
MIgardener: Come Along With Me For A Day Of Work At MIgardener! https://www.allforgardening.com/691021/migardener-come-along-with-me-for-a-day-of-work-at-migardener/
#garden #gardening #growingfood #howtogrow #migardener #organicgardening #permaculture #raisedbed #simple #sustainable #tomatoes #UrbanGardening #vegetablegarden #VegetableGardening #vegetables #VLog
Harvest the vegetable garden to sell at the market, buy pillows, slippers, and bathe your children https://www.diningandcooking.com/1073126/harvest-the-vegetable-garden-to-sell-at-the-market-buy-pillows-slippers-and-bathe-your-children/
#VegetableGarden #VegetableGardenVideos #VegetableGardening #VegetableGardeningVideos
First time growing anything from seed – leaves weighing them down https://www.allforgardening.com/690656/first-time-growing-anything-from-seed-leaves-weighing-them-down/
Some Jalapeno peppers & stems turning purple (9b zone California) https://www.diningandcooking.com/1072508/some-jalapeno-peppers-stems-turning-purple-9b-zone-california/
Can someone help me guess this seed. https://www.allforgardening.com/690472/can-someone-help-me-guess-this-seed/
Any way to salvage these cherry tomatoes? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1072288/any-way-to-salvage-these-cherry-tomatoes/
Any way to salvage these cherry tomatoes? https://www.allforgardening.com/690376/any-way-to-salvage-these-cherry-tomatoes/
Can someone help me guess this seed. https://www.diningandcooking.com/1072062/can-someone-help-me-guess-this-seed/
Some Jalapeno peppers & stems turning purple (9b zone California) https://www.allforgardening.com/690280/some-jalapeno-peppers-stems-turning-purple-9b-zone-california/
If you aren’t growing a calamansi this is your sign to, they have the best smelling flowers I’ve ever experienced and they are insanely easy to grow! This pretty gem was only $20, and you can use the fruit like limes except the whole peel is sweet and edible. https://www.allforgardening.com/690013/if-you-arent-growing-a-calamansi-this-is-your-sign-to-they-have-the-best-smelling-flowers-ive-ever-experienced-and-they-are-insanely-easy-to-grow-this-pretty-gem-was-only-20-and/
Potato Harvest! SE Virginia https://www.diningandcooking.com/1071212/potato-harvest-se-virginia/
Potato Harvest! SE Virginia https://www.allforgardening.com/689831/potato-harvest-se-virginia/
Working on an indoor cut-and-come-again micro-garden while it’s freezing outside. Spinach, ginger, mesclun, strawberries, dill, and more strawberries. https://www.diningandcooking.com/1071006/working-on-an-indoor-cut-and-come-again-micro-garden-while-its-freezing-outside-spinach-ginger-mesclun-strawberries-dill-and-more-strawberries/
Working on an indoor cut-and-come-again micro-garden while it’s freezing outside. Spinach, ginger, mesclun, strawberries, dill, and more strawberries. https://www.allforgardening.com/689743/working-on-an-indoor-cut-and-come-again-micro-garden-while-its-freezing-outside-spinach-ginger-mesclun-strawberries-dill-and-more-strawberries/
I’ve never grown oregano before. Should I transfer it into a larger container upon its first true leaves or leave it in the cell container for a couple weeks? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1070801/ive-never-grown-oregano-before-should-i-transfer-it-into-a-larger-container-upon-its-first-true-leaves-or-leave-it-in-the-cell-container-for-a-couple-weeks/
I’ve never grown oregano before. Should I transfer it into a larger container upon its first true leaves or leave it in the cell container for a couple weeks? https://www.allforgardening.com/689661/ive-never-grown-oregano-before-should-i-transfer-it-into-a-larger-container-upon-its-first-true-leaves-or-leave-it-in-the-cell-container-for-a-couple-weeks/
Kohlrabi did great – now what 😂 https://www.diningandcooking.com/1070574/kohlrabi-did-great-now-what-%f0%9f%98%82/
Cabbage-er-ing Picked these just before the hard freeze. Upstate South Cackalacky. https://www.allforgardening.com/689473/cabbage-er-ing-picked-these-just-before-the-hard-freeze-upstate-south-cackalacky/
Cabbage-er-ing Picked these just before the hard freeze. Upstate South Cackalacky. https://www.diningandcooking.com/1070350/cabbage-er-ing-picked-these-just-before-the-hard-freeze-upstate-south-cackalacky/
MIgardener: Even In Winter We Grow Our Own Salad Mix! Here’s What We’re Growing! https://www.allforgardening.com/689383/migardener-even-in-winter-we-grow-our-own-salad-mix-heres-what-were-growing/
#garden #gardening #growingfood #howtogrow #migardener #organicgardening #permaculture #raisedbed #simple #sustainable #tomatoes #UrbanGardening #vegetablegarden #VegetableGardening #vegetables #VLog
Is this kale ready to harvest even though there hasn’t been a frost yet? https://www.allforgardening.com/689371/is-this-kale-ready-to-harvest-even-though-there-hasnt-been-a-frost-yet/
Is this kale ready to harvest even though there hasn’t been a frost yet? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1070120/is-this-kale-ready-to-harvest-even-though-there-hasnt-been-a-frost-yet/
First time growing anything. Zone 9b. Why is my lettuce so long but not leafy? https://www.allforgardening.com/689271/first-time-growing-anything-zone-9b-why-is-my-lettuce-so-long-but-not-leafy/
First time growing anything. Zone 9b. Why is my lettuce so long but not leafy? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1069896/first-time-growing-anything-zone-9b-why-is-my-lettuce-so-long-but-not-leafy/
Are these ready to pick? https://www.allforgardening.com/689173/are-these-ready-to-pick-2/
Tomatoes after a freeze https://www.diningandcooking.com/1069664/tomatoes-after-a-freeze/
Nearly December and my tomato arch is still going strong https://www.diningandcooking.com/1069226/nearly-december-and-my-tomato-arch-is-still-going-strong/
Help: Parsley plant invaded https://www.diningandcooking.com/1068782/help-parsley-plant-invaded/
Are these “green things” in the middle of the white part of the tomato bad? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1068552/are-these-green-things-in-the-middle-of-the-white-part-of-the-tomato-bad/
November 28nd. Cherry tomato plant refuses to die https://www.diningandcooking.com/1067868/november-28nd-cherry-tomato-plant-refuses-to-die/
Anyone have any growing experience with any of these seeds I ordered? I’m very excited to get them, and all ears. https://www.diningandcooking.com/1066563/anyone-have-any-growing-experience-with-any-of-these-seeds-i-ordered-im-very-excited-to-get-them-and-all-ears/
Is it okay to turn pumpkins upright to finish ripening? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1065879/is-it-okay-to-turn-pumpkins-upright-to-finish-ripening/
What is this? Have a few plants and forgot https://www.diningandcooking.com/1065457/what-is-this-have-a-few-plants-and-forgot/
My Instacart shopper insisted this was horseradish root but doesn’t look like it. What do you think? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1065237/my-instacart-shopper-insisted-this-was-horseradish-root-but-doesnt-look-like-it-what-do-you-think/
First snow outside and still tomatoes and peppers in the greenhouse.🌨❄🍅 https://www.diningandcooking.com/1064789/first-snow-outside-and-still-tomatoes-and-peppers-in-the-greenhouse-%f0%9f%8c%a8%e2%9d%84%f0%9f%8d%85/
Hesitant about eating what I’ve identified as a Cinderella pumpkin https://www.diningandcooking.com/1064325/hesitant-about-eating-what-ive-identified-as-a-cinderella-pumpkin/
Home for white egg plant https://www.diningandcooking.com/1063681/home-for-white-egg-plant/
Seeing if I would get more tomato’s if I grew it wild, lots of tomato’s so far! Location is syndey Australia https://www.diningandcooking.com/1063259/seeing-if-i-would-get-more-tomatos-if-i-grew-it-wild-lots-of-tomatos-so-far-location-is-syndey-australia/
What an awesome girlfriend! https://www.diningandcooking.com/1062795/what-an-awesome-girlfriend/
Are we posting our Thanksgiving garden wins? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1062317/are-we-posting-our-thanksgiving-garden-wins/
Today I had a little slice of time to work in the garden before the rain came. I got both butternut pumpkins and baby bear pumpkins mulched with the cut grass I raked up from the fields next to a nearby stream. I got halfway through hilling up the potatoes before the rain arrived. I kept gong 'til I got it done, and got a bit muddy in the process.
Pictured: Baby bear pumpkins looking quite happy.
Fall has officially arrived!
I suppose most people have something that signals Fall to them - the first leaves that turn, a chill in the air, that sort of thing.
For me it's carrots & kale lol.
We don't really have winter where I live. Even Fall is a bit dicey. Monday had a high of 82F....in November.
So loads of baby carrots & kale are my mental signal that yup, Fall is officially here. Thermometer be damned. 😂
#gardening #TexasGarden #Zone9a #VegetableGardening #FallVeggies
I harvested and stored some seed potatoes in late August in hopes of a spring planting, but they’ve already sprouted. Are they salvageable? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1055576/i-harvested-and-stored-some-seed-potatoes-in-late-august-in-hopes-of-a-spring-planting-but-theyve-already-sprouted-are-they-salvageable/
Looks like carrot soup is back on the menu, boys! https://www.diningandcooking.com/1055136/looks-like-carrot-soup-is-back-on-the-menu-boys/
Thyme is a Tough Little Herb! Planted this spring and despite recent snowstorms and lows of 5 F (-15C) it’s still chugging along. Leaves remain green and pliable. Going to get used in our Thanksgiving cooking. https://www.diningandcooking.com/1054898/thyme-is-a-tough-little-herb-planted-this-spring-and-despite-recent-snowstorms-and-lows-of-5-f-15c-its-still-chugging-along-leaves-remain-green-and-pliable-going-to-get-used-in-our-thanksgiving/
I have not had much time in the garden today but I just stuck a row of beans into the ground and watered them so I'm calling that a win.
Are baby zucchinis edible? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1053360/are-baby-zucchinis-edible/
No space, no problem.
Food gardening in containers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aYlFj6-cLQ
#Gardening #Food #Containers #VegetableGardening
Truly I have no idea (yet) what I'm doing with this macro lens, other than I'm having a lot of fun. 🙂
#BloomScrolling #VegetableGardening #Tomato #MacroPhotography
I planted some cucumber seeds today: 'Mid East Peace'. May they bear fruit 💔.
Redid some veggie garden edge and now I've got these tempting looking holes in the bessa bricks. Considering filling with dirt and planting something in there, but would dry out so quickly. Looking for low, zero maintenance stuff to just look a little neater and maybe insulate from the sun.
Considering some of this pretty little local clumping grass 'cyperus gracillis' that's growing around the yard already. It just kind of flops over, and think I could brush it aside occasionally. Thoughts? https://www.brisbanecitylife.com.au/cyperus-gracilis/
First Time Growing Frost Hardy Veggies https://www.diningandcooking.com/1039290/first-time-growing-frost-hardy-veggies/
Harvest Kohlrabi, Go To The Market To Sell, Vegetable Gardening https://www.diningandcooking.com/1039057/harvest-kohlrabi-go-to-the-market-to-sell-vegetable-gardening/
#Forestlife #Gardening #Gotothemarkettosell #harvest #HarvestKohlrabi #mydailylife #Vegetable #VegetableGarden #VegetableGardenVideos #VegetableGardening #VegetableGardeningVideos
Vegetable garden three months in. Snow peas will be completely finished by the end of the week. Still getting a handful of lettuce each day and have planted out another nine lettuce plants where the broccoli was. Tomatoes are fruiting and potatoes are starting to flower. Herbs are pretty good except for the flat leafed parsley which has finished #vegetablegardening #gardening
In other gardening news, I got the last of my seedlings into the ground today. Four courgettes and one more Cherokee purple tomato.
Next to start on sewing green beans and sunflowers. I might direct sew the beans this year?
And then the perennial beds are overdue for some love - weed/feed/mulch.
Mulch update: My parents just stopped by to give me a massive bag of cocoa mulch. They saw they had it at Mitre 10 and got us each a bag.
I haven't had cocoa mulch in a few years. It smells so good! And it comes with a free extra large burlap sack!
Check these monster carrots I grew! https://www.diningandcooking.com/1035266/check-these-monster-carrots-i-grew/
Apparently there is a pea straw shortage this year, which is what I usually buy to use as mulch in Summer. Another great reason to look into growing my own.
I need to investigate other mulch options that might be more plentiful and inexpensive. Any type of straw or hay can be used.
Also we live not far from a Whittaker's chocolate factory and sometimes garden centres sell bags of their discarded cocoa husks.
The last outside harvested vegetables of the season, my last tomatoes and some mostly green peppers and two tiny zucchini sneaked in between. Only a handful of aubergines are left but i brought the plants inside, same for my orange tree. Next week we will get the first ❄️ the next garden season will start in February/March thanks for following my interest here #gardening #vegetablegardening
This video is giving me some ideas. I am considering cover cropping all of my veggie beds over Winter next year.
The idea is: start cover crops in Fall. When they are done, cover with cardboard. Organic material dies and breaks down. Cardboard prevents weeds. Beds in great shape come Spring and need less compost.
Video is called "I Stopped Buying Compost for Two Years" by No-Till Growers.
why our vegetable patch produced so many vegetables this year... #vegetablegardening #Deers #gardening
I've been eating a handful of snow peas everyday for the last few weeks as well as using them in stir fries. I suspect I only have about two to three weeks left on the bushes in my vege garden #gardening #vegetablegardening
I wonder if you guys still grow veggies in winter? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1019713/i-wonder-if-you-guys-still-grow-veggies-in-winter/
I planted buckwheat, sunflowers and clover with the pumpkin vines (qld blue), in the hope of protecting the pumpkins from the full sun and my watering forgetfulness. So far am enjoying the general chaos of the corner. #BrisbaneGardening #VegetableGardening
Oh MY GOD now what’s going wrong with THIS PLANT??? Is this insect damage as well? I’ve used neem oil and the new leaves/ oldest leaves are not the same. Should I remove these? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1016924/oh-my-god-now-whats-going-wrong-with-this-plant-is-this-insect-damage-as-well-ive-used-neem-oil-and-the-new-leaves-oldest-leaves-are-not-the-same-should-i-remove-these/
My tomato plant leaves die starting at the bottom of the plant and go up. What could be the cause? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1016722/my-tomato-plant-leaves-die-starting-at-the-bottom-of-the-plant-and-go-up-what-could-be-the-cause/
Final harvest of the year (banana for scale) https://www.diningandcooking.com/1015162/final-harvest-of-the-year-banana-for-scale/
These baby bear pumpkin seedlings are ready for planting out. I'm working in preparing the veggie bed for them today, though I might not get them in the ground until tomorrow.
This is my first time growing baby bears. I wanted to try a hull-less variety. Hull-less is where the seeds don't have a hard outer shell so the seeds are easy to process for eating.
Final harvest, NE Indiana https://www.diningandcooking.com/1009983/final-harvest-ne-indiana/
When should I harvest this cauliflower? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1009759/when-should-i-harvest-this-cauliflower/
Last harvest of the year https://www.diningandcooking.com/1008928/last-harvest-of-the-year-3/
My zucchini only produced one. But I think it overachieved. Is it edible? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1008535/my-zucchini-only-produced-one-but-i-think-it-overachieved-is-it-edible/
Hello, one of my neighbors(don’t know which one) had just left these on my porch. Are these a squash? And if so what type are they? I’d love to utilize them just don’t know how to cook them if I can’t ID them. Thank you much. From Eastern Washington. https://www.allforgardening.com/657352/hello-one-of-my-neighborsdont-know-which-one-had-just-left-these-on-my-porch-are-these-a-squash-and-if-so-what-type-are-they-id-love-to-utilize-them-just-dont-know-how/
I've done the banking, groceries, and laundry. My morning is now cleared for the Remakery / Common Unity Spring Fair.
10am - 1pm today, 310 Waiwhetu Road, Epuni, Lower Hutt.
I am going entirely for the plant sale.
Growing your own food and foraging can help tackle your ballooning grocery bill.
This is my largest tomato. Tomorrow it will go below freezing. Should I keep or compost? https://www.diningandcooking.com/1005878/this-is-my-largest-tomato-tomorrow-it-will-go-below-freezing-should-i-keep-or-compost/
Are these cucumbers too leggy? Why are they growing one true-leaf only? Location Philippines. https://www.diningandcooking.com/1005267/are-these-cucumbers-too-leggy-why-are-they-growing-one-true-leaf-only-location-philippines/
Are these cucumbers too leggy? Why are they growing one true-leaf only? Location Philippines. https://www.allforgardening.com/655741/are-these-cucumbers-too-leggy-why-are-they-growing-one-true-leaf-only-location-philippines/
My tiny 🍊-tree has flowers all over 👀 and yesterday I have harvested my sweet potato plant and i was surprised that it put most energy into just one root (my fist is for size comparison) #vegetablegardening #gardening
I just discovered this handy calculator for garden bed planning. It can do square or triangle spacing!
This is not an ideal raised bed, but it is fast and easy and it will do the job.
The bricks will get pushed out of place as they are just loose. It's rather low - I'd prefer at least 20cm which is what my wood-bordered raised beds are. To compensate I've mounded up the earth toward the middle, where I will plant the pumpkins. Pumpkins don't like their feet to get too wet.
Longer term I plan on replacing the bricks with wood like my other raised beds.
5) Add some organic material I have lying around (swept some dry leaves off a garden path).
6) Layer potting soil and compost.
7) Soil amendments (organic fertiliser pellets and lime).
8) Water well.
9) Throw chicken wire over the top because cats love to use loose soil as a litter box.
My raised bed process so far:
1) mow grass extra short.
2) measure out the borders and mark corners with sticks.
3) cardboard layer. 2 layers of flattened boxes, so 4 layers of cardboard total.
4) scavenge old bricks lying around the back garden and place around the edges to form a border.
(I do not recommend the bricks with holes, weeds will love them. But I ran out of the no-hole ones.)
I got overenthusiastic with the pumpkin seedlings this year. Which would have been fine but also the timing was off with the bed some of them were meant to go into. So it's time to take over more of the front lawn for veggie growing. I'm building a cheap-and-fast raised bed today: Cardboard, old bricks for a border, and some compost/etc on top. Stay tuned for pictures. I'm pausing operations now until the day cools off.
Tomato babies 6 days later. Once they get going they grow so fast!
These were supposed to be lettuce seeds but they look like anything but lettuce. Thoughts on what they could be? Picked up these seeds from a local seed bank. https://www.diningandcooking.com/998650/these-were-supposed-to-be-lettuce-seeds-but-they-look-like-anything-but-lettuce-thoughts-on-what-they-could-be-picked-up-these-seeds-from-a-local-seed-bank/
Doing another double batch of home garden roasted cherry tomato soup for the third time this year ⭐, & 6 batches total = 18 lbs used! https://www.diningandcooking.com/998416/doing-another-double-batch-of-home-garden-roasted-cherry-tomato-soup-for-the-third-time-this-year--6-batches-total-18-lbs-used/ https://www.diningandcooking.com/998416/doing-another-double-batch-of-home-garden-roasted-cherry-tomato-soup-for-the-third-time-this-year-%e2%ad%90-6-batches-total-18-lbs-used/
Is it normal for the bottom leaves on my mini pumpkin plant to turn yellow/die? Thank you! https://www.diningandcooking.com/995237/is-it-normal-for-the-bottom-leaves-on-my-mini-pumpkin-plant-to-turn-yellow-die-thank-you/
A beautiful bumblebee on my sage flowers today. The sage is overgrown but there's no way I'm pruning it until the flowers are finished because they are so pretty and the bees love them.
Picked the first of the broccoli today. A bit young but have a heap more coming on. #gardening #vegetablegardening
Tomato seedlings ready for potting up.
This weekend is Labour Weekend in New Zealand which is traditionally when it's considered safe to plant out tomatoes because the threat of frost has passed. (In the Wellington area).
But these babies need potting up and a few more weeks to grow up before I plant them out.
Pretty pinks & purples for my #SixOnSaturday today.
It's been a while! I've really missed posting these. So thankful for cooler fall temps!
#TexasGarden #Zone9a #flowers #VegetableGardening #NativePlants
I'm always surprised by how big pumpkin seedlings are.
Baby Bears: 5 out of 6 germinated.
Butternuts: 3 out of 6 germinated.
This is why it's a good idea to sew more seeds than you need. Some may fail, especially when it's from your own seed collecting or the seed packet is getting old.
The Baby Bears are from King's Seeds. The Butternuts are from my own pumpkins grown last season.
Frost advisory tonight, so this might be the last of the #garden veggies.
Also picked a couple clusters from the shrub rose in case this finishes it for the year. (very thorny!)
#vegetablegardening #tomatoes #peppers @gardening #gardenproduce
@enog Pickled veggie + Shoyu + Rice = onigiri!
I never made onigiri before, but I had leftover salmon too, so it seemed like a good time to learn. A huge risk since my wife wasn't home! 😄 But it came out excellent. (My son approved.)
The Rice Lager from Onibi Beer Company was solid, although a little hoppy for a lager, I thought. It certainly paired well with the onigiri.
#VegetableGardening #Pickles #Eggplant #Onigiri #Beer #JapaneseFood
Celeste helping me plant onion seeds #chickens #gardening #VegetableGardening #GardeningWithChickens
Great year for watermelon. 24lbs. Northern NJ. https://www.diningandcooking.com/958883/great-year-for-watermelon-24lbs-northern-nj/
I made good use of my extras! Even the FedEx driver stopped, made my heart happy. https://www.diningandcooking.com/956736/i-made-good-use-of-my-extras-even-the-fedex-driver-stopped-made-my-heart-happy-2/
Harvest looking good after a drought-filled summer and then a week of rain (zone 4), plus a question about my tomatoes https://www.diningandcooking.com/951957/harvest-looking-good-after-a-drought-filled-summer-and-then-a-week-of-rain-zone-4-plus-a-question-about-my-tomatoes/
Can anyone identify this please? https://www.diningandcooking.com/949228/can-anyone-identify-this-please/
What was your favourite crop this year? A new addition to my garden this year, the cucamelon! What a little gem https://www.diningandcooking.com/945439/what-was-your-favourite-crop-this-year-a-new-addition-to-my-garden-this-year-the-cucamelon-what-a-little-gem/
Harvesting my dinner.
Like, literally, from my balcony 😇
Glass Gem Corn is some beautiful stuff https://www.diningandcooking.com/909056/glass-gem-corn-is-some-beautiful-stuff/
Some of my onions are decent size but most are small. What do you do with small onions? The picture is my biggest ones. https://www.diningandcooking.com/901108/some-of-my-onions-are-decent-size-but-most-are-small-what-do-you-do-with-small-onions-the-picture-is-my-biggest-ones/
It might be really helpful if we started and contributed to a specific hashtag (something like) #ClimateChangeGardening to chronicle how garden veg/fruit are not coping with the changing seasons and offer substitutions. A lot of people are having major issues with asparagus bc of sudden hot temps in spring but there are others. We can find solutions together. ❤️
#gardening #jardin #plants #plantas #vegetablegardening #ClimateChange #FoodSecurity #ClimateCrisis
All of my tomatoes look like this. I’m not even mad, they look amazing, like something from the game “Atomicrops” https://www.diningandcooking.com/896473/all-of-my-tomatoes-look-like-this-im-not-even-mad-they-look-amazing-like-something-from-the-game-atomicrops/
A successful carrot harvest! https://www.diningandcooking.com/893876/a-successful-carrot-harvest/
Proud of my little garden. https://www.diningandcooking.com/891797/proud-of-my-little-garden/
My mom’s butternut squash plant doesn’t seem to be bothered by being in part shade. Flowers galore and a few fruits forming! We took the netting down and staked the ends up so the bunny can’t (hopefully) get to the growing tips. #gardening #VegetableGardening
After many dismal years this is my first successful tomato year. Super Marmande variety, it’s been a joy to go out in to morning and pick a big one for breakfast https://www.diningandcooking.com/889462/after-many-dismal-years-this-is-my-first-successful-tomato-year-super-marmande-variety-its-been-a-joy-to-go-out-in-to-morning-and-pick-a-big-one-for-breakfast/
Are tomatoes supposed to be this green inside? They are home grown from our plant https://www.diningandcooking.com/880825/are-tomatoes-supposed-to-be-this-green-inside-they-are-home-grown-from-our-plant/
My colorful heirloom tomatoes!!! https://www.diningandcooking.com/877990/my-colorful-heirloom-tomatoes/
Cabbage moths be damned! https://www.diningandcooking.com/869314/cabbage-moths-be-damned/
@cosullivan I’ll play! Here are some of the things I’m into #introduction
#data
#analytics
#womeninstem
#vegetablegardening
#canning
#foodpreservation
#cooking
#homeimprovement
#diy
#cats
#dogs
#chickens
#organization
#rugby
#fitness
#weightloss
#wfh
How to know when it’s time to pick grapes -Georgia zone 8A https://www.diningandcooking.com/863757/how-to-know-when-its-time-to-pick-grapes-georgia-zone-8a/
My very first ever ear of corn! How’s it look? (Jaws Hybrid variety) https://www.diningandcooking.com/859593/my-very-first-ever-ear-of-corn-hows-it-look-jaws-hybrid-variety/
I think I am done growing squash https://www.diningandcooking.com/859100/i-think-i-am-done-growing-squash/
I grew melons in ireland! https://www.diningandcooking.com/858428/i-grew-melons-in-ireland/