Awesome, that will make it much more efficient and I can do all my sauce at once!You can freeze them. That's what I always did when I did sauce. I just washed & froze. Then when thawing the skin comes off easy & then proceed as normal.
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Awesome, that will make it much more efficient and I can do all my sauce at once!You can freeze them. That's what I always did when I did sauce. I just washed & froze. Then when thawing the skin comes off easy & then proceed as normal.
Curious, I didn't know they went after berries. Nasty things hornworms!Found two hornworms in one patch of my berries.
I leave the vines till spring & pull the seeds then, I believe they need to go through stratification to be viable, but I'm not sure. They do come up pretty late here too, it needs to be warmer so maybe you planted them a bit too early?Wow @Sueby your Morning Glory looks amazing! Last year I threw a bunch of seeds along my back fence line in hopes that it would grow since everyone tells me it is invasive. Not one single vine came up.![]()
Same boat as u on tomatoes!Cucumbers have officially come in! I picked 3 off of my 7 vines today.Three female squash flowers are open, zucchini madness hasn’t started yet. Pulled my onions, got about 40 medium (a few were big, but mostly medium).
Question about canning sauce. I have always bought a box of tomatoes from the farm stand to process. I have 12 paste plants this year, and definitely have enough green ones once they turn red to make 6-8 quarts of sauce if not more. However, I’ve picked a bunch already. Is there a way to slice & save them, and once the rest turn red make my sauce then to process? It’s a shame they don’t all ripen at the same time. Lol
I cut the end off and put them into a Ziploc into the freezer. I keep doing this until I have enough, or I feel like canning. The bonus is that the skins will normally just fall off if you don't want them, it's an added plus.Cucumbers have officially come in! I picked 3 off of my 7 vines today.Three female squash flowers are open, zucchini madness hasn’t started yet. Pulled my onions, got about 40 medium (a few were big, but mostly medium).
Question about canning sauce. I have always bought a box of tomatoes from the farm stand to process. I have 12 paste plants this year, and definitely have enough green ones once they turn red to make 6-8 quarts of sauce if not more. However, I’ve picked a bunch already. Is there a way to slice & save them, and once the rest turn red make my sauce then to process? It’s a shame they don’t all ripen at the same time. Lol