Gardens for 2021 season

Peter Person · Oct 6, 2021

A couple more weeks at most before we harvest the Honeynut squash.

A few more yellow squash but that’s it.
We had a great Kale harvest in July and August but it’s loaded with worms now.

Peter Person · Oct 7, 2021

The fall blackberries are coming in nicely.
Prime-Ark Freedom.

Stanton · Oct 8, 2021

Peter Person":2guqi4pb said:
The fall blackberries are coming in nicely.
Prime-Ark Freedom.
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Nice! We love blackberries. It was a good year for blackberries in west central MO. Harvested several gallons of black gold from our canes.

Didn't know anything about Prime-Ark Freedom variety. Just looked it up. "May produce a second crop in fall," the Gurney catalog states. :hattip:

Peter Person · Oct 8, 2021

Stanton":1dshh6w4 said:
Peter Person":1dshh6w4 said:

The fall blackberries are coming in nicely.
Prime-Ark Freedom.
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Nice! We love blackberries. It was a good year for blackberries in west central MO. Harvested several gallons of black gold from our canes.

Didn't know anything about Prime-Ark Freedom variety. Just looked it up. "May produce a second crop in fall," the Gurney catalog states. :hattip:

Stanton,
My wife gets our strawberry, raspberry, and blackberry plants from Nourse Farms in Deerfield, MA - not too far from us. She also got her Asparagus roots from them. Can't stomach it myself but she and our daughters love it.
https://www.noursefarms.com/

Peter

SONNY · Oct 8, 2021

our honeynut squash----- nothing to write home about,---actually tasteless! Wont be planting them again. Also the butternuts are tasteless.

Stanton · Oct 9, 2021

Peter Person":2mi2yet9 said:
Stanton, My wife gets our strawberry, raspberry, and blackberry plants from Nourse Farms in Deerfield, MA - not too far from us. She also got her Asparagus roots from them. Can't stomach it myself but she and our daughters love it.
https://www.noursefarms.com/

Peter

A nursery that far north (Maine) should have some pretty hardy stock. At least knowing it came from your region ensures it will have a chance to do well.

Thanks.