- Seeing as last month was October, I still have very great memories! Great memories of good harvests....and of stink bugs :(
- Before I mention the great things, I just have to mention how horrendous the stink bugs were this year. I mean we had several swarm days, and maybe a few of them were in September.... Anyhow, we had THOUSANDS on our house, and I literally hated it. I actually got Country Pest and Termite to come out BEFORE the first swarm which I think helped. All the news talked about how bad this year was....they were relentless. They were also all over my parents Airstream which I had to go in to clean up for some people who were looking at it. I HATE STINKBUGS! In the cars, in the house, everywhere!
- Beyond stinkbugs, GREEN BEANS (Masai) were amazing
- Pulled all pumpkins, boston marrow, and coosa. Stink bugs just too bad. I only got (3) Boston Marrow, but hey- that is ok!
- Tomatoes keep coming! Although cooler, still got loads of San Marzano's
- Pulled Sprite Melons
- Still eating Sweet Potato leaves and pulled a few potatoes. But honestly I don't want to get the potatoes cause I will then have to stop eating the leaves!
- Pulled Endamame, they got heaps of pods finally but the pods had barely anything in them. I think it was because of the drought. Decided to use their remains in building up my new beds.
- Planted fall crops (I think I did this is September) cabbage, Kale, beets, carrots, and bok choi
- Harvested dry beans - ok season.
- Planted cold frame with lettuce, beats, and kale.
- Planted garlic
- Pulled sweet potatoes at the end of the month
October Summary
Again, from my memory...but what I remember is that it was an AWESOME harvest month.
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All of my garden harvest is to sustain my family. This year I am going to focus on finding the most efficient methods to minimize my time in the garden like growing drying beans (just let them grown and wait until the plant dies and pods dry!). I am a FT working mom with lots of schedules to juggle, so if I can grow all this food, you can too! Will update you on how this goes!
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