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Message: [QUOTE="Meadowlark, post: 233778, member: 7117"] The Okra was a nice variation on what we normally harvest. The shape was different more compact and larger pods, and my wife commented that it was less "airy" in the fruit pods than our regular jambalaya okra. I did feel it produced maybe a little less volume but not enough to worry about. I kept some seeds for next year. We filled our quota in the freezer and in pickled okra jars. Thanks again for the starters. I'm more than ready for temps to cool down some. Rain chances are pretty good tomorrow here and we really need rain badly. The pastures are burned up, the hay fields are brown, and trees showing stress. Reminds me of 2011 summer. I'll never forget the bank sign in town showed temp of 106 deg at 6 p.m. on Sept. 6, 2011...that's hot. [/QUOTE]