I took the last few Green Bean plants out of the garden. The nicest beans bulging with fat seed I hung in the shed to dry, although I don't know if this will work well, I think they cure better on the plant itself. But with all the rain we're getting, I don't want them to rot, either.
The previous lot I had tried to dry for seed was a fail. When I opened them, the beans weren't white like I'm used to but dark brown. I wonder if it was from the disease bugs spread through my plants. Not sure, but I don't think I'm going to take the risk in planting them.
I was going to cut down my last two Tomato plants, but then I found a half dozen green Tomatoes and this little beauty. So maybe they are going to give us a bit more fruit!
My Chard is happy with the change of weather, which besides watering it all day, has driven the nasty bugs off. It looks so lovely now!
29 September 2010
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A very pretty post :) Loving the colors of everything! My black eyed peas are almost done..your dried beans remind me of shelling them :) Once they're done I can plant my spinach!! Oh, I had a question for you..did you ever figure out what those little yellow bugs with the black spots were? They look like yellow lady bugs? Because I seem to have some that are liking my black eyed pea plants :O I don't know if they're bad or not....
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