Everyone tell me what you have planted this year.....i want to know!! I've got two kinds of green beans, peas, radishes, carrots, limas, butterbeans, tomatoes and peppers, okra, corn, eggplant and tomatillos, squash (three kinds), melons, arugula, cucumbers, onion, spinich, kale, collards, broccoli and cauliflower, cabbage.....herbs basil, oregano, thyme, lemongrass, chamomile, ok i'll stop now, but that's not all i have....lol!! Seriously write me and tell me what you have planted. Find me on facebook, debbie's garden in Dallas, GA....and LIKE ME!!
Have an awesome day!! Don't forget the plant sale is coming up, Sat. May 12! See my page for event time and place.
Had some awesome collards and kale from my garden this past weekend, finished them off today! Nothing like growing your own food, picking it and eating it within a few hours time. It tastes SO much better, you really can tell the difference. Have lettuces, and more greens, broccoli, cabbages growing.....some under a shade cloth....keeps the frost from getting them :) Everyone have an AWESOME Thanksgiving!! :-) debbie
Can someone tell me why my tomato plants look so GREAT when they know the frost is coming? lol...I have more blooms on them now than during the summer! For those of you with Green Tomatoes you need to use, there are some cool recipes out there. Google for Green Tomato Cake, Green Tomato Salsa, Baked Green Tomatoes (Very yummy! A big hit at my house!!)....many more! Don't waste those tomatoes, you can make relish or even blanch and freeze them just as you would red tomatoes!
Enjoy your day! debbie :)
Two things. One is Row Covers. They are great.....may have to put them back on if it heats up anymore....my lettuces don't like the heat! Number Two is Beetles! Someone said they are "Kudzu" beetles....will they bother the garden I wonder? I've heard reports of them eating kudzu, wisteria, and other similar things....no one has said they eat crops....hope not because they are all over the place the past few days. Not being familiar with this type of bug, i am unsure what to do....maybe i'll just use the row covers! Anybody have any ideas please comment...thanks! debbie :)
My first salad from the fall crop that was COMPLETELY from my garden! (except of course for Newman's Own Vinaigrette!) The sprinkling of nuts (Georgia pecans) even came from my yard! There was: arugula, purple cabbage, romaine lettuce, spinich, swiss chard, turnip greens, kale, and collard greens - eight tasty greens chopped and tossed together, with CHERRY TOMATOES from my garden, as well. Wow! So cool to be able to go outside and "forage" for lunch! LOL! Next time I will try to remember to take a picture of it....lol. We (including Grandson Tommy) are going to Cagles Family Farm in Canton, GA tomorrow, and expect to have a great time! I hope Everyone has a glorious Fall Weekend! debbie :)
Good morning, all, what a brisk morning it is here in Dallas, Georgia! My outside thermometer tells me 60 degrees, and the inside is 64! Might be time to get the furnace serviced..............lol. Uncovered the broccoli, cabbage and lettuce this morning - hopefully can start leaving off the row covers. Took some photos this morning of the plants, and am trying to figure out how to upload on the blog....any advice would be MUCH appreciated! UNTIL THEN check out my facebook page, debbiesgarden
Everyone have a great day! deb