Harvesting and Preserving Stuff From My Garden - Garden Journal August 2019
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You have a great variety of products in your garden. This is commendable.
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I actually didn't know there was a difference between sunflower seeds you eat, and the ones that are used to make oil. I also didn't know you could actually prepare them, like you do. I'm used to seeing them being eaten straight of the flower. (Not a big fan myself, but I might give baking them a try..)
There are a few different varieties.
Some just look pretty, others grow big. These ones end up being so heavy the flowers often droop.
My garden tends to look ghetto, but I really liked to see those at the ends of the rows.
That produce looks great! Love to eat fresh Sun flower seeds.
I was pleased with how many I got. I'll definitely grow more next year. I'm going to try and grow more things from seedlings.
@abitcoinskeptic, Clean harvest you have got there. I love that cultivation practiced used there.
But you said that the late rain messed up things, but since you practiced #plastic mulching, didn't it help the moisture conservation?
And what's the tomato cultiva that grows that fast.
Plastic definitely allows me to water less. But it was very dry compared to normal. The rainy season came very late this year.
I completely forgot the name of the tomatoes. They were little cherry tomatoes, but I have no more information.
Good news my friend, now that we have our own place, I can also start with a garden. But it is going to be very small and I still have to decide in a 2x2.5 meter, or maybe a few open wooden boxes.
Depends maybe on what I want to plant and time will tell.
You have some interesting produce here and corn is known as "Mealies" on this side of the big pond. We normally eat it hot with butter and salt, or we also roast them on an open fire.
Blessings!
I hope your garden goes well. I would start with herbs and perennials. Those tend to require the least amount of attention.
The way you cook corn sounds really nice.
Thank you for the advice my friend.
I will certainly plan it correctly.
Blessings!
What a good-looking corn, I've never really tasted k corn, but I'm one of those who thinks all kinds of corn are delicious!
I do like trying different varieties of corn or any food for that matter.
LOVIN' the sunflowers! We eat so much of those and pumpkin seeds!
Preserving sweet corn is next on my list... hopefully next week!
Pumpkin seeds can be eaten as a snack??? OMG, I'm such a noob, lol
Great post:)
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