Then there are the peas. Apparently, that's where I'll really succeed this year. Gallons of of pods--all needing to be shelled. The results are very satisfying. There should be plenty of dry pods for seed for next year.
Friday, July 20, 2012
Bringing in the Peas
The corn may have been wimpy. The squash and zucchini have succumbed to the bugs and heat. The tomatoes have been productive, but it's been a battle.
Then there are the peas. Apparently, that's where I'll really succeed this year. Gallons of of pods--all needing to be shelled. The results are very satisfying. There should be plenty of dry pods for seed for next year.
Then there are the peas. Apparently, that's where I'll really succeed this year. Gallons of of pods--all needing to be shelled. The results are very satisfying. There should be plenty of dry pods for seed for next year.
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