My garden 7/17

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Yukon Gold Potatoes
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Anyone know what these little balls are? Are these above ground potatoes?

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Strawberries

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Cantaloupe

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The Tomato plant in the corner of the bed is Rutgers

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Grape and Cherry tomatoes

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Zucchini and Wee B pumplins
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Straight 8 and Marketmore 76 Cucumbers

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Is this straight 8 ready for harvest?

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Basil and Greek Oregano

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Roma tomatoes (there are 6 of these planted at different times

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Mortgage lifters started from seed. There are 6 as well

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Cherokee Purple

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Black Beauty Eggplant

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And PEPPERS!

Cayenne

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Jalapeno

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My pride and joy. I overwintered this Jalapeno and its been outside for a month. It is producing like crazy. If I lived in an apartment and could only grow one thing it would be a pepper plant and it would come inside every fall.

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Habanero

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Here is a close up of the Jalapeno "Bush". This thing must have 30 peppers on it. I will be bring it back inside in the fall as well as my habanero peppers. This plant has only been outside for 5 weeks.

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Pretty good effort. All appears to be healthy. I understand Jersey is almost an ideal garden growing area.

Those above ground balls on the potatoes are pods filled with seeds. They are similar to tomato seeds and will produce potatoes, but there is no way or knowing what types since they revert to previous ancestors. To insure clones tubers from a known potato is planted as seed. Those little balls are full of seed and are used by developers to make new types of potatoes after much work. Yukon Gold was a type developed from those similar seeds at Guelph in Canada..
 
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Pretty good effort. All appears to be healthy. I understand Jersey is almost an ideal garden growing area.

Those above ground balls on the potatoes are pods filled with seeds. They are similar to tomato seeds and will produce potatoes, but there is no way or knowing what types since they revert to previous ancestors. To insure clones tubers from a known potato is planted as seed. Those little balls are full of seed and are used by developers to make new types of potatoes after much work. Yukon Gold was a type developed from those similar seeds at Guelph in Canada..

Very interesting! Thank you for the info!
 

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