ninnymary
Garden Master
Steve, does Ambassador have an open habit?
Mary
Mary
2015 journal of the gardens
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Mary,
This is what an outfit just up the road from you in Santa Rosa says:
"AMBASSADOR HYBRID Zucchini Squash Seeds
50 days
Compact, open bushes make for easy picking of the 7-8 inch long gold-flecked dark green fruit. The smooth and waxy skin covers delicious, crisp and tender white flesh. Highly recommended." Swallowtail Garden Seed
Steve
This is what an outfit just up the road from you in Santa Rosa says:
"AMBASSADOR HYBRID Zucchini Squash Seeds
50 days
Compact, open bushes make for easy picking of the 7-8 inch long gold-flecked dark green fruit. The smooth and waxy skin covers delicious, crisp and tender white flesh. Highly recommended." Swallowtail Garden Seed
Steve
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majorcatfish
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6/13/15 update
rained last night so mowing is out of the question till later today only going to be 91*
the main garden...
bell peppers..
sweet banana..
sweet cayenne
bangkok hot
highlander.. stuffing pepper
tomatoes..
marianna.
super sweet seedless.. i see a couple ready for fried green tomatoes...
the peas ...
cucumbers.. 1of 4 types.
rained last night so mowing is out of the question till later today only going to be 91*
the main garden...
bell peppers..
sweet banana..
sweet cayenne
bangkok hot
highlander.. stuffing pepper
tomatoes..
marianna.
super sweet seedless.. i see a couple ready for fried green tomatoes...
the peas ...
cucumbers.. 1of 4 types.
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majorcatfish
Garden Master
main garden still..
yellow wax beans..
eggplant..
the watermelon patch... going have to make some stepping areas in there soon.
the zucchini bed.. going to thin them out to 2 or 3 plants..., feel like bubba in forrest gump we have had zucchini every way possible and the dw has been drying and freezing.
of course you cant give away because everyone else is giving it away too..
yellow wax beans..
eggplant..
the watermelon patch... going have to make some stepping areas in there soon.
the zucchini bed.. going to thin them out to 2 or 3 plants..., feel like bubba in forrest gump we have had zucchini every way possible and the dw has been drying and freezing.
of course you cant give away because everyone else is giving it away too..
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majorcatfish
Garden Master
the raised beds.
lettuce..
more yellow beans.
corn new and a couple weeks old.
bok choi
carrots..
kohlrabi..
this morning pickings.
think i overlooked a few zukes
lettuce..
more yellow beans.
corn new and a couple weeks old.
bok choi
carrots..
kohlrabi..
this morning pickings.
think i overlooked a few zukes
ninnymary
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You have me so jealous with those peas! How I wish I could grow peas. 
Mary
Mary
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Put'n me to shame here, Major!
Beekissed
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Now that's a handy little auger attachment for your drill! I never would have thought of that! How much would a little auger like that cost?
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majorcatfish
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relaxing after mowing the property.... oh yeah....
and that's not cool aid
and that's not cool aid
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majorcatfish
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mary this is our first year trying growing peas, we have gone through many trails and tribulations just to get to this point, have a strange feeling we will eat all of them before we even have a chance of freezing them, but there is always a fall hopeful crop... if i can grow them you can grow them..You have me so jealous with those peas! How I wish I could grow peas.
Mary
