Swapping peas for beans
I never imagined that I'd be pulling out sugar snap peas, beet greens, and purple-podded peas just after the first day of summer. But I did that over the weekend, and we enjoyed the harvest.
It took a bit of scrambling to round up the appropriate bean seeds for their trellis replacement, too. I had some of them at the ready, and thought that I had all of my seeds here, too, but apparently some of the warm season varieties are in a separate container elsewhere. A quick visit to two local commercial sites took care of that!
I like to grow pole beans: Italian romano, lazy wife greasy beans (an Appalachian heirloom from SowTrue seed), and yard-long beans (which thrive in hot summers). I also sowed a fresh round of cilantro and chard, and planted another Japanese eggplant. I planted some squash seeds, too, just for fun, and would have planted more, but the woodchuck is definitely too active in the lower beds to make it practical without barriers in place.
Here's my (very) first test audio snippet (too short to be called a podcast) recorded on Garageband and uploaded through Soundcloud. I've done quite a bit of audio/radio over the years (even video), but with expert support as part of my work.
This was unedited and not redone, so hardly a smooth piece, but... it's a thrill to see this work. Magic!
It took a bit of scrambling to round up the appropriate bean seeds for their trellis replacement, too. I had some of them at the ready, and thought that I had all of my seeds here, too, but apparently some of the warm season varieties are in a separate container elsewhere. A quick visit to two local commercial sites took care of that!
I like to grow pole beans: Italian romano, lazy wife greasy beans (an Appalachian heirloom from SowTrue seed), and yard-long beans (which thrive in hot summers). I also sowed a fresh round of cilantro and chard, and planted another Japanese eggplant. I planted some squash seeds, too, just for fun, and would have planted more, but the woodchuck is definitely too active in the lower beds to make it practical without barriers in place.
Here's my (very) first test audio snippet (too short to be called a podcast) recorded on Garageband and uploaded through Soundcloud. I've done quite a bit of audio/radio over the years (even video), but with expert support as part of my work.
This was unedited and not redone, so hardly a smooth piece, but... it's a thrill to see this work. Magic!
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