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Journal looks great !! What are you growing?

Maureen

's 7/14/02 journal

Accumulated Challenge

Week 1: journal

Week 2: 8 fruits & vegggies

Week 3: 80 oz water

Week 4: 1/2 dairy

Week 5: Nothing new today

Week 6 : 2 hours activity

Breakfast: Coffee w/milk 1

2 eggs 4

2 slices light toast 1

_____

6

Lunch 1 tuna salad sandwich 4

sliced cucumbers 0

1 serving Baked

Tostitos 2

2 T Salsa con queso dip 1

2 c fresh peaches &

blueberries 2

4 T FF Cool Whip 1

_____

10

Dinner 1 small sirlion steak 5

1/2 c mushroons cooked

in real butter 1

1 c fresh green beans 0

Sliced cucumbers, onion,

& pepper 0

1 ear corn 2

1 T margarine 1

1 slice Italian bread 2

_____

11

Snacks 1 Lite beer 2

1 mini-bagel 1

_____

3

Total 30

Range 24-29

80 oz water

1 hour gardening and 1 hour speed cleaning

Victory Journal: Our garden is coming in and we are going to attempt canning

this year!

(Farmer )

217/207.5/140

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Journal looks great !! What are you growing?

Maureen

's 7/14/02 journal

Accumulated Challenge

Week 1: journal

Week 2: 8 fruits & vegggies

Week 3: 80 oz water

Week 4: 1/2 dairy

Week 5: Nothing new today

Week 6 : 2 hours activity

Breakfast: Coffee w/milk 1

2 eggs 4

2 slices light toast 1

_____

6

Lunch 1 tuna salad sandwich 4

sliced cucumbers 0

1 serving Baked

Tostitos 2

2 T Salsa con queso dip 1

2 c fresh peaches &

blueberries 2

4 T FF Cool Whip 1

_____

10

Dinner 1 small sirlion steak 5

1/2 c mushroons cooked

in real butter 1

1 c fresh green beans 0

Sliced cucumbers, onion,

& pepper 0

1 ear corn 2

1 T margarine 1

1 slice Italian bread 2

_____

11

Snacks 1 Lite beer 2

1 mini-bagel 1

_____

3

Total 30

Range 24-29

80 oz water

1 hour gardening and 1 hour speed cleaning

Victory Journal: Our garden is coming in and we are going to attempt canning

this year!

(Farmer )

217/207.5/140

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We have tomatoes, jalape

----------

ño peppers, banana peppers, onions, lettuce, yellow

squash, cucumbers, green beans, okra, watermelon, and carrots. This is the 3rd

garden we have grown together and each year it gets better. We are not farmers

by any stretch of the imagination but it is kind of fun raising your own

veggies! This is the first year that we will be canning and freezing as we

actually weeded and fertilized! LOL! I am looking forward to all the great

veggies, pickles, soups, spaghetti sauce, and fruit (maybe some freezer jam and

fresh-frozen peaches) that we will have for this winter. Oh, yeah, planted

some sunflowers as well. So we will have the blooms to decorate our house in a

few weeks! Thanks for asking!

PS Did you make it to the Peach Festival over the weekend? Sounds like tons of

fun!

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Journal looks great !! What are you growing?

Maureen

's 7/14/02 journal

Accumulated Challenge

Week 1: journal

Week 2: 8 fruits & vegggies

Week 3: 80 oz water

Week 4: 1/2 dairy

Week 5: Nothing new today

Week 6 : 2 hours activity

Breakfast: Coffee w/milk 1

2 eggs 4

2 slices light toast 1

_____

6

Lunch 1 tuna salad sandwich 4

sliced cucumbers 0

1 serving Baked

Tostitos 2

2 T Salsa con queso dip 1

2 c fresh peaches &

blueberries 2

4 T FF Cool Whip 1

_____

10

Dinner 1 small sirlion steak 5

1/2 c mushroons cooked

in real butter 1

1 c fresh green beans 0

Sliced cucumbers, onion,

& pepper 0

1 ear corn 2

1 T margarine 1

1 slice Italian bread 2

_____

11

Snacks 1 Lite beer 2

1 mini-bagel 1

_____

3

Total 30

Range 24-29

80 oz water

1 hour gardening and 1 hour speed cleaning

Victory Journal: Our garden is coming in and we are going to attempt canning

this year!

(Farmer )

217/207.5/140

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OMG!! You have a big garden! We have had one in the past with tomatoes, bell

peppers, onions, carrots, asparagus cucumbers, green beans, and peas. We also

have blackberry plants (but they haven't really done much yet), green grapes

(but they died), plum and apple trees. I grew up with a garden every year and I

really missed not having one this year. Maybe next year I will have one again.

No, we didn't get to the peach festival. I was a little disappointed but after

we went to the mall Saturday morning (for the Sears special Grand Opening

stuff--we got 5 $10 gift cards, one for each of us), Robin wanted to come home

and work on the house. He and the boys are taking out all the windows and

putting Tyvek (outside wall sealer paper) and starting to put bricks on.

YEAH!!!

Maureen

's 7/14/02 journal

Accumulated Challenge

Week 1: journal

Week 2: 8 fruits & vegggies

Week 3: 80 oz water

Week 4: 1/2 dairy

Week 5: Nothing new today

Week 6 : 2 hours activity

Breakfast: Coffee w/milk 1

2 eggs 4

2 slices light toast 1

_____

6

Lunch 1 tuna salad sandwich 4

sliced cucumbers 0

1 serving Baked

Tostitos 2

2 T Salsa con queso dip 1

2 c fresh peaches &

blueberries 2

4 T FF Cool Whip 1

_____

10

Dinner 1 small sirlion steak 5

1/2 c mushroons cooked

in real butter 1

1 c fresh green beans 0

Sliced cucumbers, onion,

& pepper 0

1 ear corn 2

1 T margarine 1

1 slice Italian bread 2

_____

11

Snacks 1 Lite beer 2

1 mini-bagel 1

_____

3

Total 30

Range 24-29

80 oz water

1 hour gardening and 1 hour speed cleaning

Victory Journal: Our garden is coming in and we are going to attempt

canning

this year!

(Farmer )

217/207.5/140

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OMG!! You have a big garden! We have had one in the past with tomatoes, bell

peppers, onions, carrots, asparagus cucumbers, green beans, and peas. We also

have blackberry plants (but they haven't really done much yet), green grapes

(but they died), plum and apple trees. I grew up with a garden every year and I

really missed not having one this year. Maybe next year I will have one again.

No, we didn't get to the peach festival. I was a little disappointed but after

we went to the mall Saturday morning (for the Sears special Grand Opening

stuff--we got 5 $10 gift cards, one for each of us), Robin wanted to come home

and work on the house. He and the boys are taking out all the windows and

putting Tyvek (outside wall sealer paper) and starting to put bricks on.

YEAH!!!

Maureen

's 7/14/02 journal

Accumulated Challenge

Week 1: journal

Week 2: 8 fruits & vegggies

Week 3: 80 oz water

Week 4: 1/2 dairy

Week 5: Nothing new today

Week 6 : 2 hours activity

Breakfast: Coffee w/milk 1

2 eggs 4

2 slices light toast 1

_____

6

Lunch 1 tuna salad sandwich 4

sliced cucumbers 0

1 serving Baked

Tostitos 2

2 T Salsa con queso dip 1

2 c fresh peaches &

blueberries 2

4 T FF Cool Whip 1

_____

10

Dinner 1 small sirlion steak 5

1/2 c mushroons cooked

in real butter 1

1 c fresh green beans 0

Sliced cucumbers, onion,

& pepper 0

1 ear corn 2

1 T margarine 1

1 slice Italian bread 2

_____

11

Snacks 1 Lite beer 2

1 mini-bagel 1

_____

3

Total 30

Range 24-29

80 oz water

1 hour gardening and 1 hour speed cleaning

Victory Journal: Our garden is coming in and we are going to attempt

canning

this year!

(Farmer )

217/207.5/140

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Hi Riza!!

There is NO such thing as a dumb question. I have always started with new

plants every time, except my asparagus--it just keeps going as you cut it.

I have tried strawberry plants a few times with not much luck. My blackberry

bushes are just too young to put out much, the grapes just dried out and I need

to plant some more. My trees are growing like crazy and put out a little fruit,

but not enough yet for the kids. I am hoping that they will start doing more

eventually.

Maureen

Re: 's 7/14/02 journal

>

>

>

>

> We have tomatoes, jalape

> ----------

>

>

> ño peppers, banana peppers, onions, lettuce, yellow

> squash, cucumbers, green beans, okra, watermelon, and carrots.

This is the 3rd

> garden we have grown together and each year it gets better. We

are not farmers

> by any stretch of the imagination but it is kind of fun raising

your own

> veggies! This is the first year that we will be canning and

freezing as we

> actually weeded and fertilized! LOL! I am looking forward to

all the great

> veggies, pickles, soups, spaghetti sauce, and fruit (maybe some

freezer jam and

> fresh-frozen peaches) that we will have for this winter. Oh,

yeah, planted

> some sunflowers as well. So we will have the blooms to decorate

our house in a

> few weeks! Thanks for asking!

>

>

> PS Did you make it to the Peach Festival over the weekend?

Sounds like tons of

> fun!

>

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Hi Riza!!

There is NO such thing as a dumb question. I have always started with new

plants every time, except my asparagus--it just keeps going as you cut it.

I have tried strawberry plants a few times with not much luck. My blackberry

bushes are just too young to put out much, the grapes just dried out and I need

to plant some more. My trees are growing like crazy and put out a little fruit,

but not enough yet for the kids. I am hoping that they will start doing more

eventually.

Maureen

Re: 's 7/14/02 journal

>

>

>

>

> We have tomatoes, jalape

> ----------

>

>

> ño peppers, banana peppers, onions, lettuce, yellow

> squash, cucumbers, green beans, okra, watermelon, and carrots.

This is the 3rd

> garden we have grown together and each year it gets better. We

are not farmers

> by any stretch of the imagination but it is kind of fun raising

your own

> veggies! This is the first year that we will be canning and

freezing as we

> actually weeded and fertilized! LOL! I am looking forward to

all the great

> veggies, pickles, soups, spaghetti sauce, and fruit (maybe some

freezer jam and

> fresh-frozen peaches) that we will have for this winter. Oh,

yeah, planted

> some sunflowers as well. So we will have the blooms to decorate

our house in a

> few weeks! Thanks for asking!

>

>

> PS Did you make it to the Peach Festival over the weekend?

Sounds like tons of

> fun!

>

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Thanks Maureen,

The weather here makes it easy to grow stuff and I just have to

remember to water! Especially with the last week being so hot---a

few of my flowering plants got scorched (my fuschias are dead! waaa!)

WE love asparagus...maybe I'll try that next year at our new house.

My mom's always loved having fruit trees around. At our old house

where I grew up, she had cherry, peach, apple, and lemon trees. Plus

a trellised grape vine that gave us great shade in the summer.

Her plum tree right now is actually called a " fruit cocktail " tree

because it has Plum, apricot, and peach grafted onto one tree so

different branches have different fruit! isn't that cool?!

-riza

> > OMG!! You have a big garden! We have had one in the past with

> tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, carrots, asparagus cucumbers,

green

> beans, and peas. We also have blackberry plants (but they

haven't

> really done much yet), green grapes (but they died), plum and

apple

> trees. I grew up with a garden every year and I really missed

not

> having one this year. Maybe next year I will have one again.

> >

> > No, we didn't get to the peach festival. I was a little

> disappointed but after we went to the mall Saturday morning (for

the

> Sears special Grand Opening stuff--we got 5 $10 gift cards, one

for

> each of us), Robin wanted to come home and work on the house. He

and

> the boys are taking out all the windows and putting Tyvek

(outside

> wall sealer paper) and starting to put bricks on. YEAH!!!

> >

> > Maureen

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I want one of tose trees!!!! Thazt would be so cool!!!

Maureen

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Thanks Maureen,

The weather here makes it easy to grow stuff and I just have to

remember to water! Especially with the last week being so hot---a

few of my flowering plants got scorched (my fuschias are dead! waaa!)

WE love asparagus...maybe I'll try that next year at our new house.

My mom's always loved having fruit trees around. At our old house

where I grew up, she had cherry, peach, apple, and lemon trees. Plus

a trellised grape vine that gave us great shade in the summer.

Her plum tree right now is actually called a " fruit cocktail " tree

because it has Plum, apricot, and peach grafted onto one tree so

different branches have different fruit! isn't that cool?!

-riza

> > OMG!! You have a big garden! We have had one in the past with

> tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, carrots, asparagus cucumbers,

green

> beans, and peas. We also have blackberry plants (but they

haven't

> really done much yet), green grapes (but they died), plum and

apple

> trees. I grew up with a garden every year and I really missed

not

> having one this year. Maybe next year I will have one again.

> >

> > No, we didn't get to the peach festival. I was a little

> disappointed but after we went to the mall Saturday morning (for

the

> Sears special Grand Opening stuff--we got 5 $10 gift cards, one

for

> each of us), Robin wanted to come home and work on the house. He

and

> the boys are taking out all the windows and putting Tyvek

(outside

> wall sealer paper) and starting to put bricks on. YEAH!!!

> >

> > Maureen

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I grew up with one as well. was my inspiration for planting

last year and all 3 of us enjoyed the fresh veggies. This year, we

went a little bit bigger and Kevan has been more involved with this

one. Of course, any excuse for to play in the dirt is fine

with her! You know, would probably enjoy gardening.

Sounds like your house is really coming along. It will be great

when it is done!

> OMG!! You have a big garden! We have had one in the past with

tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, carrots, asparagus cucumbers, green

beans, and peas. We also have blackberry plants (but they haven't

really done much yet), green grapes (but they died), plum and apple

trees. I grew up with a garden every year and I really missed not

having one this year. Maybe next year I will have one again.

>

> No, we didn't get to the peach festival. I was a little

disappointed but after we went to the mall Saturday morning (for the

Sears special Grand Opening stuff--we got 5 $10 gift cards, one for

each of us), Robin wanted to come home and work on the house. He

and the boys are taking out all the windows and putting Tyvek

(outside wall sealer paper) and starting to put bricks on. YEAH!!!

>

> Maureen

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I grew up with one as well. was my inspiration for planting

last year and all 3 of us enjoyed the fresh veggies. This year, we

went a little bit bigger and Kevan has been more involved with this

one. Of course, any excuse for to play in the dirt is fine

with her! You know, would probably enjoy gardening.

Sounds like your house is really coming along. It will be great

when it is done!

> OMG!! You have a big garden! We have had one in the past with

tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, carrots, asparagus cucumbers, green

beans, and peas. We also have blackberry plants (but they haven't

really done much yet), green grapes (but they died), plum and apple

trees. I grew up with a garden every year and I really missed not

having one this year. Maybe next year I will have one again.

>

> No, we didn't get to the peach festival. I was a little

disappointed but after we went to the mall Saturday morning (for the

Sears special Grand Opening stuff--we got 5 $10 gift cards, one for

each of us), Robin wanted to come home and work on the house. He

and the boys are taking out all the windows and putting Tyvek

(outside wall sealer paper) and starting to put bricks on. YEAH!!!

>

> Maureen

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I grew up with one as well. was my inspiration for planting

last year and all 3 of us enjoyed the fresh veggies. This year, we

went a little bit bigger and Kevan has been more involved with this

one. Of course, any excuse for to play in the dirt is fine

with her! You know, would probably enjoy gardening.

Sounds like your house is really coming along. It will be great

when it is done!

> OMG!! You have a big garden! We have had one in the past with

tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, carrots, asparagus cucumbers, green

beans, and peas. We also have blackberry plants (but they haven't

really done much yet), green grapes (but they died), plum and apple

trees. I grew up with a garden every year and I really missed not

having one this year. Maybe next year I will have one again.

>

> No, we didn't get to the peach festival. I was a little

disappointed but after we went to the mall Saturday morning (for the

Sears special Grand Opening stuff--we got 5 $10 gift cards, one for

each of us), Robin wanted to come home and work on the house. He

and the boys are taking out all the windows and putting Tyvek

(outside wall sealer paper) and starting to put bricks on. YEAH!!!

>

> Maureen

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Wow! What are you going to do with all those peppers? Please pass along any

good recipes you have stashed away!

I see Maureen answered your question, but I have a tip. Unless you are using

planter boxes, just cut the dead plants back into the soil at the end of summer

and it will add nutrients back into the soil. This will give you a good start

for next year. Happy gardening and enjoy those fresh veggies!

|--------+----------------------->

| | " rizabo " |

| | <rizap@hotmai|

| | l.com> |

| | |

| | 07/15/2002 |

| | 05:14 PM |

| | Please |

| | respond to |

| | wwliterside |

| | |

|--------+----------------------->

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

| |

| To: wwliterside |

| cc: (bcc: -C /BRE/AGFA/US/BAYER) |

| Subject: Re: 's 7/14/02 |

| journal |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

Wow, what a garden!

I have a dumb garden question...as this is the first time I've ever

tried to plant anything...I planted some peppers this year (3

different colors of Bell Peppers, some Thai hot peppers, serrano

pepeprs, Jalapeno peppers, and habanero peppers, Japanese eggplant

and a variety of lettuces. My question is, once the summer is over

and there are no more fruits, do I pull out the plants and start over

from seed next year? Or will they produce fruit again? I know the

lettuces are a one time thing...but what about peppers and eggplant?

My mom's got a plum tree that's DRIPPING with fruit and her little

strawberry plants have cute little berries on them already. She's

also got a young lemon tree that's fruiting for the first time this

year.

Sorry, I just learned the difference between perennial and annuals

this year too! lol!

a newbie gardener,

riza

> OMG!! You have a big garden! We have had one in the past with

tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, carrots, asparagus cucumbers, green

beans, and peas. We also have blackberry plants (but they haven't

really done much yet), green grapes (but they died), plum and apple

trees. I grew up with a garden every year and I really missed not

having one this year. Maybe next year I will have one again.

>

> No, we didn't get to the peach festival. I was a little

disappointed but after we went to the mall Saturday morning (for the

Sears special Grand Opening stuff--we got 5 $10 gift cards, one for

each of us), Robin wanted to come home and work on the house. He and

the boys are taking out all the windows and putting Tyvek (outside

wall sealer paper) and starting to put bricks on. YEAH!!!

>

> Maureen

> Re: 's 7/14/02 journal

>

>

>

>

> We have tomatoes, jalape

> ----------

>

>

>

----------

ño peppers, banana peppers, onions, lettuce, yellow

> squash, cucumbers, green beans, okra, watermelon, and carrots.

This is the 3rd

> garden we have grown together and each year it gets better. We

are not farmers

> by any stretch of the imagination but it is kind of fun raising

your own

> veggies! This is the first year that we will be canning and

freezing as we

> actually weeded and fertilized! LOL! I am looking forward to

all the great

> veggies, pickles, soups, spaghetti sauce, and fruit (maybe some

freezer jam and

> fresh-frozen peaches) that we will have for this winter. Oh,

yeah, planted

> some sunflowers as well. So we will have the blooms to decorate

our house in a

> few weeks! Thanks for asking!

>

>

> PS Did you make it to the Peach Festival over the weekend?

Sounds like tons of

> fun!

>

~There are no strangers here... Only friends that haven't met yet~

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Wow! What are you going to do with all those peppers? Please pass along any

good recipes you have stashed away!

I see Maureen answered your question, but I have a tip. Unless you are using

planter boxes, just cut the dead plants back into the soil at the end of summer

and it will add nutrients back into the soil. This will give you a good start

for next year. Happy gardening and enjoy those fresh veggies!

|--------+----------------------->

| | " rizabo " |

| | <rizap@hotmai|

| | l.com> |

| | |

| | 07/15/2002 |

| | 05:14 PM |

| | Please |

| | respond to |

| | wwliterside |

| | |

|--------+----------------------->

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

| |

| To: wwliterside |

| cc: (bcc: -C /BRE/AGFA/US/BAYER) |

| Subject: Re: 's 7/14/02 |

| journal |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

Wow, what a garden!

I have a dumb garden question...as this is the first time I've ever

tried to plant anything...I planted some peppers this year (3

different colors of Bell Peppers, some Thai hot peppers, serrano

pepeprs, Jalapeno peppers, and habanero peppers, Japanese eggplant

and a variety of lettuces. My question is, once the summer is over

and there are no more fruits, do I pull out the plants and start over

from seed next year? Or will they produce fruit again? I know the

lettuces are a one time thing...but what about peppers and eggplant?

My mom's got a plum tree that's DRIPPING with fruit and her little

strawberry plants have cute little berries on them already. She's

also got a young lemon tree that's fruiting for the first time this

year.

Sorry, I just learned the difference between perennial and annuals

this year too! lol!

a newbie gardener,

riza

> OMG!! You have a big garden! We have had one in the past with

tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, carrots, asparagus cucumbers, green

beans, and peas. We also have blackberry plants (but they haven't

really done much yet), green grapes (but they died), plum and apple

trees. I grew up with a garden every year and I really missed not

having one this year. Maybe next year I will have one again.

>

> No, we didn't get to the peach festival. I was a little

disappointed but after we went to the mall Saturday morning (for the

Sears special Grand Opening stuff--we got 5 $10 gift cards, one for

each of us), Robin wanted to come home and work on the house. He and

the boys are taking out all the windows and putting Tyvek (outside

wall sealer paper) and starting to put bricks on. YEAH!!!

>

> Maureen

> Re: 's 7/14/02 journal

>

>

>

>

> We have tomatoes, jalape

> ----------

>

>

>

----------

ño peppers, banana peppers, onions, lettuce, yellow

> squash, cucumbers, green beans, okra, watermelon, and carrots.

This is the 3rd

> garden we have grown together and each year it gets better. We

are not farmers

> by any stretch of the imagination but it is kind of fun raising

your own

> veggies! This is the first year that we will be canning and

freezing as we

> actually weeded and fertilized! LOL! I am looking forward to

all the great

> veggies, pickles, soups, spaghetti sauce, and fruit (maybe some

freezer jam and

> fresh-frozen peaches) that we will have for this winter. Oh,

yeah, planted

> some sunflowers as well. So we will have the blooms to decorate

our house in a

> few weeks! Thanks for asking!

>

>

> PS Did you make it to the Peach Festival over the weekend?

Sounds like tons of

> fun!

>

~There are no strangers here... Only friends that haven't met yet~

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Wow! What are you going to do with all those peppers? Please pass along any

good recipes you have stashed away!

I see Maureen answered your question, but I have a tip. Unless you are using

planter boxes, just cut the dead plants back into the soil at the end of summer

and it will add nutrients back into the soil. This will give you a good start

for next year. Happy gardening and enjoy those fresh veggies!

|--------+----------------------->

| | " rizabo " |

| | <rizap@hotmai|

| | l.com> |

| | |

| | 07/15/2002 |

| | 05:14 PM |

| | Please |

| | respond to |

| | wwliterside |

| | |

|--------+----------------------->

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

| |

| To: wwliterside |

| cc: (bcc: -C /BRE/AGFA/US/BAYER) |

| Subject: Re: 's 7/14/02 |

| journal |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

Wow, what a garden!

I have a dumb garden question...as this is the first time I've ever

tried to plant anything...I planted some peppers this year (3

different colors of Bell Peppers, some Thai hot peppers, serrano

pepeprs, Jalapeno peppers, and habanero peppers, Japanese eggplant

and a variety of lettuces. My question is, once the summer is over

and there are no more fruits, do I pull out the plants and start over

from seed next year? Or will they produce fruit again? I know the

lettuces are a one time thing...but what about peppers and eggplant?

My mom's got a plum tree that's DRIPPING with fruit and her little

strawberry plants have cute little berries on them already. She's

also got a young lemon tree that's fruiting for the first time this

year.

Sorry, I just learned the difference between perennial and annuals

this year too! lol!

a newbie gardener,

riza

> OMG!! You have a big garden! We have had one in the past with

tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, carrots, asparagus cucumbers, green

beans, and peas. We also have blackberry plants (but they haven't

really done much yet), green grapes (but they died), plum and apple

trees. I grew up with a garden every year and I really missed not

having one this year. Maybe next year I will have one again.

>

> No, we didn't get to the peach festival. I was a little

disappointed but after we went to the mall Saturday morning (for the

Sears special Grand Opening stuff--we got 5 $10 gift cards, one for

each of us), Robin wanted to come home and work on the house. He and

the boys are taking out all the windows and putting Tyvek (outside

wall sealer paper) and starting to put bricks on. YEAH!!!

>

> Maureen

> Re: 's 7/14/02 journal

>

>

>

>

> We have tomatoes, jalape

> ----------

>

>

>

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ño peppers, banana peppers, onions, lettuce, yellow

> squash, cucumbers, green beans, okra, watermelon, and carrots.

This is the 3rd

> garden we have grown together and each year it gets better. We

are not farmers

> by any stretch of the imagination but it is kind of fun raising

your own

> veggies! This is the first year that we will be canning and

freezing as we

> actually weeded and fertilized! LOL! I am looking forward to

all the great

> veggies, pickles, soups, spaghetti sauce, and fruit (maybe some

freezer jam and

> fresh-frozen peaches) that we will have for this winter. Oh,

yeah, planted

> some sunflowers as well. So we will have the blooms to decorate

our house in a

> few weeks! Thanks for asking!

>

>

> PS Did you make it to the Peach Festival over the weekend?

Sounds like tons of

> fun!

>

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LOVES gardening!!! She has some flowers that she planted in a one of those

really big flower pots, the ones that you have in your yard or at your door.

She even has her own little tools for it. The way our summer has been so

rainy, I might try doing a fall garden and see how that does.

Maureen

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I grew up with one as well. was my inspiration for planting

last year and all 3 of us enjoyed the fresh veggies. This year, we

went a little bit bigger and Kevan has been more involved with this

one. Of course, any excuse for to play in the dirt is fine

with her! You know, would probably enjoy gardening.

Sounds like your house is really coming along. It will be great

when it is done!

> OMG!! You have a big garden! We have had one in the past with

tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, carrots, asparagus cucumbers, green

beans, and peas. We also have blackberry plants (but they haven't

really done much yet), green grapes (but they died), plum and apple

trees. I grew up with a garden every year and I really missed not

having one this year. Maybe next year I will have one again.

>

> No, we didn't get to the peach festival. I was a little

disappointed but after we went to the mall Saturday morning (for the

Sears special Grand Opening stuff--we got 5 $10 gift cards, one for

each of us), Robin wanted to come home and work on the house. He

and the boys are taking out all the windows and putting Tyvek

(outside wall sealer paper) and starting to put bricks on. YEAH!!!

>

> Maureen

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Oh yeah, I forgot about that. We have a tiller and Robin (because I can't

handle it, the tiller has a mind of its own) tills it all back up when it is

over.

Maureen

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>

>

>

>

> We have tomatoes, jalape

> ----------

>

>

>

----------

ño peppers, banana peppers, onions, lettuce, yellow

> squash, cucumbers, green beans, okra, watermelon, and carrots.

This is the 3rd

> garden we have grown together and each year it gets better. We

are not farmers

> by any stretch of the imagination but it is kind of fun raising

your own

> veggies! This is the first year that we will be canning and

freezing as we

> actually weeded and fertilized! LOL! I am looking forward to

all the great

> veggies, pickles, soups, spaghetti sauce, and fruit (maybe some

freezer jam and

> fresh-frozen peaches) that we will have for this winter. Oh,

yeah, planted

> some sunflowers as well. So we will have the blooms to decorate

our house in a

> few weeks! Thanks for asking!

>

>

> PS Did you make it to the Peach Festival over the weekend?

Sounds like tons of

> fun!

>

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I don't know yet what I'm gonna do with all my peppers---we love hot

stuff but I think we went overboard!!! I put a serrano pepper into

my taco soup over the weekend and it wasn't too spicy--but the

habaneros are sure to be HOT!

Thanks for the tip...BTW, this garden is the one in mom's house where

we are living right now...we don't move into our new place until Aug.

3rd. and we will have to do some container gardening there...There is

a retaining wall by the backyard fence at the new place though and i

can already envision tomatoes and other veggies there for next

summer.

-riza

>

>

> Wow! What are you going to do with all those peppers? Please pass

along any

> good recipes you have stashed away!

>

> I see Maureen answered your question, but I have a tip. Unless you

are using

> planter boxes, just cut the dead plants back into the soil at the

end of summer

> and it will add nutrients back into the soil. This will give you a

good start

> for next year. Happy gardening and enjoy those fresh veggies!

>

>

>

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I don't know yet what I'm gonna do with all my peppers---we love hot

stuff but I think we went overboard!!! I put a serrano pepper into

my taco soup over the weekend and it wasn't too spicy--but the

habaneros are sure to be HOT!

Thanks for the tip...BTW, this garden is the one in mom's house where

we are living right now...we don't move into our new place until Aug.

3rd. and we will have to do some container gardening there...There is

a retaining wall by the backyard fence at the new place though and i

can already envision tomatoes and other veggies there for next

summer.

-riza

>

>

> Wow! What are you going to do with all those peppers? Please pass

along any

> good recipes you have stashed away!

>

> I see Maureen answered your question, but I have a tip. Unless you

are using

> planter boxes, just cut the dead plants back into the soil at the

end of summer

> and it will add nutrients back into the soil. This will give you a

good start

> for next year. Happy gardening and enjoy those fresh veggies!

>

>

>

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AWWWWW (whine) Please share the rain. We've only had 1-1/2 inches all summer.

Pasture land is sparse and I don't know what we will do for feed for winter.

Weezie

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The way our summer has been so rainy, I might try doing a fall garden and see

how that does.

Maureen

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AWWWWW (whine) Please share the rain. We've only had 1-1/2 inches all summer.

Pasture land is sparse and I don't know what we will do for feed for winter.

Weezie

----- Original Message -----

The way our summer has been so rainy, I might try doing a fall garden and see

how that does.

Maureen

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AWWWWW (whine) Please share the rain. We've only had 1-1/2 inches all summer.

Pasture land is sparse and I don't know what we will do for feed for winter.

Weezie

----- Original Message -----

The way our summer has been so rainy, I might try doing a fall garden and see

how that does.

Maureen

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Hi Weezie,

I would share if I could! We could use a little drying out.

We have been getting rain every day or two all spring and summer. In fact, one

area just west of Fort Worth got 6 inches today.

Maureen

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AWWWWW (whine) Please share the rain. We've only had 1-1/2 inches all summer.

Pasture land is sparse and I don't know what we will do for feed for winter.

Weezie

----- Original Message -----

The way our summer has been so rainy, I might try doing a fall garden and

see how that does.

Maureen

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Hi Weezie,

I would share if I could! We could use a little drying out.

We have been getting rain every day or two all spring and summer. In fact, one

area just west of Fort Worth got 6 inches today.

Maureen

Re: 's 7/14/02 journal

AWWWWW (whine) Please share the rain. We've only had 1-1/2 inches all summer.

Pasture land is sparse and I don't know what we will do for feed for winter.

Weezie

----- Original Message -----

The way our summer has been so rainy, I might try doing a fall garden and

see how that does.

Maureen

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Hi Weezie,

I would share if I could! We could use a little drying out.

We have been getting rain every day or two all spring and summer. In fact, one

area just west of Fort Worth got 6 inches today.

Maureen

Re: 's 7/14/02 journal

AWWWWW (whine) Please share the rain. We've only had 1-1/2 inches all summer.

Pasture land is sparse and I don't know what we will do for feed for winter.

Weezie

----- Original Message -----

The way our summer has been so rainy, I might try doing a fall garden and

see how that does.

Maureen

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