Got a good bunch of packages of green beans in the freezer so far. Sweet corn is ready and I've had some for dinner and gave my daughter some today. Looks like I'll be processing corn this weekend and add that to the freezer supply.
2026 Garden
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Nick87
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We did at work not so much at home. Hailed so hard it chipped the windshield on my machine.
Not a drop here.
Nick87
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Almost home. Looks to be the same. We could really use some.
np307
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7 inches of rain over the weekend brought a good chunk of the state back to decent water levels. I've taken on a new career path so the garden has been a little neglected this past few weeks. Still getting plenty of tomatoes and peppers. Second planting of squash already attacked by vine borers. The biggest of the plants may put off a few squash before it gives up. Next year I'm planting tromboncino squash which is supposed to be SVB resistant. Any normal squash I plant is going to get a side-by-side test of Sevin dust and maybe frequent BT applications. I used to dust liberally with Sevin but stopped out of pollinator concerns but I never had this problem before I switched my pesticide regimen. Im hopeful liberal BT applications will work because its bee-friendly.
BigHornRam
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Lettuce, bok choy, and snow peas have come and gone. Parsnips, carrots, cucumbers, pinto beans, tomatoes, chard, peppers, and sweet corn doing good. Zucchini is out of control. I may have to dig some plants up, when the wife is not looking, and blame it on the deer!
