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Garden pictures this morning. Dial up beware

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Wish I could caption each picture but that so far is one I can not do. First picture is the green bean arch, (KY-wonders) I am not getting a lot yet maybe 7 or so a day but when they do kick in I will have them running out my ears, LOL
Next picture is the Hot pepper bed note the yard stick.
The last couple are of a few of my squash plants. If you look close you can see squash and also note in the back ground the sprinkler head which sits on top of a 5 foot fence posts so that tells you how tall the squash is
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Well there are 3 types there. Zukes 8 ball type. Butternut and paddy pan which is the white one you can see in one picture. The paddy pan plants come up to my shoulders and I stand 6 foot tall
 
nice ! I have some patty pans growing that are two tone , green and yellow never tried them before, ill let you know how they are. Lots of people dont seem to like summer squash but I really enjoy all of the varietys.
 
Nice pics, Rich.

We grow a bean called Pink Half Runner which we harvest for dry beans. Have been saving our own seed on this one for years. They have strings, but when they are small and tender they are some of the best beans I've ever tasted. Got my first taste of them yesterday afternoon. Yum-yum. We grow a stringless bean for the farmers market, but they can't hold a candle to Pink Half Runner.

Christopher
 
I picked that one in the picture and it is in the oven right now. I do a Parmesan marinara with it that every body who has tasted it seems to love.
 
Sounds good Old when will it come out of stove. My garden is a little behind yours. Should have cuks by end of week. Have some pole beans about 4" long White Logan Giants. State Half runners are starting to bloom. Tomatos are loaded but none ripe. Will send Pictures later.
 
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