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  • 06-14-2012, 11:18 PM
    ChrisS
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by DrDooLittle View Post
    Warm tomatoes right off the vine are the best!!! I wish I could grow cantalope, don't think it would do well here. We do green beans, tomatoes, zuchinni, and then I have all my berry plants. I love fresh grown food, tastes so much better!

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    Cantalope is growing at my house, well at least the vines lol, so if I get fruit your more than welcome to come get some.
  • 06-14-2012, 11:35 PM
    DooLittle
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    Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
    Where is the zoo you live in?

    Soggy ol' Washington. I have to cover my tomatoes so the rain doesn't kill them.

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  • 06-15-2012, 01:18 AM
    ChrisS
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    Nothing better than to come home from a 14hr day and find my first squash! Super stoked.
  • 06-15-2012, 08:15 AM
    DooLittle
    Is that zuchinni? Or what kind of squash?

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  • 06-15-2012, 10:15 AM
    Mike41793
    Re: Finally got my garden in the ground!!!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by DrDooLittle View Post
    Is that zuchinni? Or what kind of squash?

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    Looks like zucchini or yellow squash, not positive though. Looks more like yellow squash imo.

    That sucks that you cant grow cantalopes and other stuff bc of the climate. I cant wait to move south. Not sure if im more excited to grow cantalopes or hot peppers. Oh yea, definetly hot peppers!:gj:
  • 06-15-2012, 10:17 AM
    ChrisS
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by DrDooLittle View Post
    Is that zuchinni? Or what kind of squash?

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    It's suppose to be summer squash or strait neck squash, unless I mixed up the plants when planting them. Either way I cat wait to fry it up. <-- wow I'm southern, fried okra now fried squash. Next fried banana and peanut butter sandwiches. Lol
  • 06-15-2012, 10:19 AM
    DooLittle
    How about fried green tomatoes...yum!!

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  • 06-15-2012, 10:25 AM
    ChrisS
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by DrDooLittle View Post
    How about fried green tomatoes...yum!!

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    To be honest ice never had fried green tomatoes. This may be an old wives tell but I was told that if you pick tomatoes while they are green the plant will stop bearing. But I do love me some chow chow.
  • 06-15-2012, 10:41 AM
    Mike41793
    Re: Finally got my garden in the ground!!!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by ChrisS View Post
    It's suppose to be summer squash or strait neck squash, unless I mixed up the plants when planting them. Either way I cat wait to fry it up. <-- wow I'm southern, fried okra now fried squash. Next fried banana and peanut butter sandwiches. Lol

    You like grits too im guessing lol?

    Ive never tried frying my squash before. Usually just boil it and add some salt, pepperm and butter to it. How do you fry it?
  • 06-15-2012, 11:37 AM
    DooLittle
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by ChrisS View Post
    To be honest ice never had fried green tomatoes. This may be an old wives tell but I was told that if you pick tomatoes while they are green the plant will stop bearing. But I do love me some chow chow.

    They are delicious, melt in your mouth. I only grow one or two "regular" tomatoes plant, strictly for fried green ones. The rest I do are roma and varations of cherry and grape.

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    Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
    You like grits too im guessing lol?

    Ive never tried frying my squash before. Usually just boil it and add some salt, pepperm and butter to it. How do you fry it?

    Salted and breaded in panko bread crumbs, then fried, yummo!

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