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Started 6/7/05 by Paul (SNOTZALOT); 112074 views.
Paul (SNOTZALOT)

From: Paul (SNOTZALOT)

7/13/08

Final shell peas harvested today, vines removed and 3 types of summer squash planted in their place. Sugar peas will harvest one more week, will be replaced with cukes. Four quarts of raspberries have been picked, probably will get two more weeks of picking and a small harvest in the fall. BTW pancakes with raspberries and Pennsylvania maple syrup was good......
gunter

From: gunter

7/13/08

I like the sound of all this but it also sounds like a lot of work.

rasberry pancakes ... mmm ...

gunter

Paul (SNOTZALOT)

From: Paul (SNOTZALOT)

7/13/08

We are trying a new crop this year, Chocolate Pudding.....
gunter

From: gunter

7/13/08

this being Sunday, after tonight's sumptuous dinner at rayuela (spanish/asian fusion) had vanilla ice cream ...
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Paul (SNOTZALOT)

From: Paul (SNOTZALOT)

8/13/08

Some of this evenings harvest, all organic of course!

12 Broccoli 6" wide

16 Savoy Cabbage

18 Italian Pepper

20 Green Beans

Tomatoes are late this season. I doubt any eggplant this season, too cool and a bit too wet.


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Paul (SNOTZALOT)

From: Paul (SNOTZALOT)

8/22/08

First tomato of the season. About a month late, but from now though late October.....mmmmmm......some nice green beans and another head of broccoli.


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Carol Ann (Knit_Chat)

From: Carol Ann (Knit_Chat)

8/22/08

Lovely produce. We've had tomatoes since mid-July here in NJ. My hubby got Ramapo tomato seeds from Rutgers University, and boy are the tomatoes delicious.
Paul (SNOTZALOT)

From: Paul (SNOTZALOT)

8/22/08

Ramapo is a great tomato! Haven't had one in years, maybe next year!
Carol Ann (Knit_Chat)

From: Carol Ann (Knit_Chat)

8/22/08

Rutgers just had seeds made this year. Seems Ramapo went out of favor with farmers because it only grows best in the Eastern States. So seed production was stopped decades ago...someone at Rutgers decided to bring it back and boy I'm so glad they did...they are excellent.
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