Fuzzy gourds/wintermelons: The fuzzy gourds tend to be longer, and wintermelons are more round, but both taste about the same. Fuzzy gourds are better adapted to grow on trellises while the wintermelons are better grown on the ground because they are really good at growing roots off their stems, especially when soil is mounded over them.
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Sunday, August 10, 2014
Mid summer fruiting vegetables
Here are some of my climbing vegetables producing fruits, most which can be harvested any time.
Fuzzy gourds/wintermelons: The fuzzy gourds tend to be longer, and wintermelons are more round, but both taste about the same. Fuzzy gourds are better adapted to grow on trellises while the wintermelons are better grown on the ground because they are really good at growing roots off their stems, especially when soil is mounded over them.
Fuzzy gourds/wintermelons: The fuzzy gourds tend to be longer, and wintermelons are more round, but both taste about the same. Fuzzy gourds are better adapted to grow on trellises while the wintermelons are better grown on the ground because they are really good at growing roots off their stems, especially when soil is mounded over them.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Progress of the musa mekong giant "itinerans"
I tried purchasing musa mekong giant last year however they never made it through the winter when I tried planting them outside. The appeared to still be alive by the spring time however too much moisture in the spring must have killed them out so I ended up ordering a couple more of them from eBay this spring. Here's the links to when I tried them last fall.
http://stevespeonygarden.blogspot.com/2011/10/new-banana-plants-musa-mekong-giant.html
http://stevespeonygarden.blogspot.com/2011/10/fall-update-on-banana-plants-2.html
I bought them as tiny plants in 2 inch pots some time in April of this year to replace the ones I lost last fall.
3 May 2012
Plant 1 on the right, and plant 2 on the left.
http://stevespeonygarden.blogspot.com/2011/10/new-banana-plants-musa-mekong-giant.html
http://stevespeonygarden.blogspot.com/2011/10/fall-update-on-banana-plants-2.html
I bought them as tiny plants in 2 inch pots some time in April of this year to replace the ones I lost last fall.
3 May 2012
Plant 1 on the right, and plant 2 on the left.
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