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June Update

Category: Village Square | Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 1:35 am

We're thrilled with the "purple green beans". They have such a hearty flavor.



Blauhilde ( photo / image / picture from gardengater's Garden )






Good eating cukes and some pickles. One's a twin. ( photo / image / picture from gardengater's Garden )






Night photo, Spaghetti Squash ( photo / image / picture from gardengater's Garden )






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daisybeans wrote on Sat Jun 27, 2009 1:42 am:


Yum! That's a nice update. I would love to taste a purple green bean. I'll bet it is "good luck" to get a twin cucumber, don't you think? And I like the unique pic of the spaghetti squash too. What do you like to put on top of your spaghetti squash when you cook it?




 

gardengater wrote on Sat Jun 27, 2009 2:09 am:


I love to bake it and eat it just with butter and s&p. I hope twins are good luck. It's going to make a third jar of delicious pickle.




 

Droopy wrote on Sat Jun 27, 2009 6:51 am:


I'd love to taste that pickle. And the spaghetti squash. And the beans. They all look delicious.




 

eileen wrote on Sat Jun 27, 2009 9:02 am:


Those purple beans look smashing!! Are they just as easy to grow as 'normal' green beans? I'd like to give them a go next year.




 

gardengater wrote on Sat Jun 27, 2009 2:57 pm:


The beans turn green when cooked and, in my opinion have better flavor. Though they look tough, they cook up so tender. My husband said, "I've eaten too many canned beans. Now I know what they're supposed to taste like!"




 

Sjoerd wrote on Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:16 pm:


That's a nice haul, GG. I just know that you've enjoyed those veggies. Will you freeze those beans in?

I grew some once and they were called "Purple Queen". I think that there are several different purtple beans. Do you recall which ones you have grown?

The veg looks so good. Makes my mouth water.





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