Cypress Lake Ranch in Bonham, TX

 
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Created by: sreece
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  • USDA hardiness zone: 7b
  • Location: Bonham, TX
  • Sunset climate zone: 33
  • Garden type: Grow It Forward: Heirloom
  • Sunlight: 6 or more hours
  • Moisture: Dry to medium
  • Soil type: Alkaline
Tags: organic, raised beds, Hydroponic, Heirlooms, mittleider, natural pest control
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These were leftover from last year and they went in the ground yesterday May 30, 2012
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Squash - Summer 'Grey Zucchini'
Nickname: Grey Zucchini
Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Semi-bush plants bear green-skinned fruit flecked with gr... read more

Had a few seeds of these and they went in the ground yesterday May 30, 2012
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Bennings Green Tint Scallop Squash
Nickname: Light Green Patty Pan Squash

50 days. Colorful light green scalloped shaped fruit, ten... read more

Finished putting all the white scallop squash seeds in the ground May 30, 2012
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White Scallop Squash
Nickname: Patty Pan Squash

50 days. A very ancient native American heirloom squash, ... read more

vanna516 replied 12 months ago

This is one of my favorites.

Got some more Malabar Spinach into the garden Red Malabar Spinach May 29, 2012
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amazoncowgirl replied 12 months ago
Those are beautiful heirloom plants that are edible and pretty too, although they kind of have the texture of okra with the taste of spinach.... Very pretty purple flowers though.
Mortgage Lifters starting to turn Tomatoes 'Mortgage Lifter' May 28, 2012
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vanna516 replied 12 months ago
Congrats ... you have also been busy planting - seems like it was a fruitful & productive weekend.
Transplanted more Mortgage Lifter tomatoes into the garden May 28, 2012
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Tomatoes 'Mortgage Lifter'
Nickname: Mortgage Lifter
Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Main-season, standard tomato with pinkish-red, 2 1/2-pou... read more

Cut and Come Again Zinnias planted May 28, 2012
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Zinnia
Nickname: Zinnia mix
Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Although the genus contains about 17 species of annual... read more

Heirloom flowers planted May 28, 2012
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Love-in-a-Mist, Mixed Colors
Nickname: Love-in-a-mist flowers

(Nigella hispanica) A splendid mix of colors, with wispy,... read more

Yard Long Giant Beans May 28, 2012
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Beans 'Yard Long'
Nickname: Yard long beans
Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Asparagus pole bean with 4-foot vines bearing 2-foot, gre... read more

Blue Lake Pole Beans planted May 28, 2012
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Beans 'Blue Lake Pole'
Nickname: Pole Beans
Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Pole green bean. 5 1/2-foot vines bear stringless, 6- to... read more

Sophora replied 12 months ago
I'm growing this same variety, thanks to Baker Creek. The plant is growing vigorously, but I haven't harvested any yet. My bush beans are producing like crazy though - so kinda hope when they slow the othe... more ยป
Armenian Cucumbers - New Planting May 28, 2012
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Cucumber 'Metki White Serpent'
Nickname: White Armenian Cucumbers
Type: Annual
USDA hardiness zones: -

Armenian type slicing cucumber. (Actually a melon botanic... read more

Sophora replied 12 months ago
Cool! I look forward to seeing these. I'm growing ' White wonder' this year and they are beginning to form some fat looking fruit.
Painted Serpent (Melon) Cucumbers May 28, 2012
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Metki Painted Serpent Melon
Nickname: Armenian Cucumber (Painted Serpent)

Very long fruit with dark green and pale green stripes an... read more

I made some no sugar apricot freezer jam May 24, 2012
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I decided to try using Stevia to make some no sugar apricot freezer jam and it turned out great. I was a little doubtful about whether the apricots would be creamy enough in the jam since there was no cooking involved. So I had some on toast to see how it would be. Mmm...good! You can't even tell that it has no sugar and the... ...see more

amazoncowgirl replied 12 months ago
That did indeed turn out delicious! I tasted it!!!!
First Year of Cherries on the Tree May 22, 2012
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RoriTx replied about 1 year ago
I was always told we couldn't raise cherries in Texas. Then again I didn't think apricots could grow here.
RoriTx replied about 1 year ago
I know they have several good ones there. We went to Bob Wells Nursery.
Transplanted Strawberries Whole garden May 22, 2012
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