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Probably ate some zucchini. :lol:

I've been having problems with my blood sugar. Apparently eating cherry tomatoes while watering the garden isn't as good for me as I thought. I looked it up and the ones I grow have 5 carbs each. So munching on 10 or more is gonna kill me. They are so tasty. Back to munching green beans I guess.

I'm getting way too many tomatoes too now. I can't eat too many because they are big in carbs, and bad on my blood sugars. :hmm I think next year I will finally listen to myself and only plant 2-4 plants. Currently have 6 which is too many for our uses. Needed more cucumbers, and green beans...

That looks delicious.

Have no clue, but it's still a hilarious statement. :lol:

Your thread, your topic. Can there ever be too much mayo, and cream cheese? :lol:

Yes. Haven't made them in a few years. They are so delicious, and ironically they are good eaten with ketchup.

There are literally thousands of tomato varieties, and more are added every year. Beef steak is supposed to be bigger, but sometimes bigger tomato varieties don't live up to their potential. Situations have to be just right. You do have to sometimes control growth and pinch off some of the...

So very pretty. :)

Sounds exciting. It will be fun planning it all out, plus less work than actually gardening. Are you thinking about growing vegetables? Flowers? I'm just being nosey, so ignore me if you want. :)

@N F C do you have any gardens at your new house?

I usually used the granulated if I'm gonna use any fertilizer. I haven't had any troubles with those types except for dogs wanting to eat some of them that contain blood or bone meal.

It was back when they had the thing you filled with miracle grow and than hook a hose on. It was supposed to mix it at a correct amount. It burned the leaves off a bunch of plants and I never used that thing again.

When I was a young gardener I killed a bunch of plants with miracle grow. Apparently more isn't always better. I haven't used it in my vegetable garden. Curious if it will help.

Moral of that story is to always check under every leaf daily for your vegetables, or else you will overrun with cabbage patch kids, or any similar vermin. :gig

And that's how cabbage patch babies were born. :lol:

I've been enjoying my cherry tomatoes for a couple of weeks. Froze some bigger tomatoes too today, so getting plenty of those too.

Great, now I need more squash and definitely more zucchini. :lol: