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| Relegated to hang out with the recycling and garbage cans. Thankfully, this isn't from this year. This technique (or is it a trick?) did work. Most of these tomatoes found their way into canning jars. |
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| Back to the present, here's an interesting mix of summer and winter pickings. There are still a few eggplant after this one. This butternut was on the small side, but went very well with the potatoes, broccoli and beets that shared my dinner plate. |
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| Each of these beets was a pound. I was afraid that the may have turned tough, but was happily disappointed. They were excellent. |
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| The last of the beans were tasty, along with mounds of broccoli, chard, and tomatoes and jalapenos in last night's stir fry for today's lunch. |
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| The chard is plentiful and sweet all the way to the end of the stalk. |
Good work on getting the last of the tomatoes successfully ripened. It can be a real challenge in our growing region to get a decent crop of tomatoes and this year was particularly challenging with the cooler than normal weather we experienced.
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Thanks! I didn't want to have a repeat of last year's failure. Thanks for the visit. I travel to your page often. You have many good ideas, for certain.
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