:: Okra ::

“Clemson Spineless #80″

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:: 11.12.08 ::

One to Grow On

I got one pod.  That’s it.  But I guess that’s still good since I really didn’t start them when I should have. I never even saw the bloom either. It seems like the pod just appeared out of nowhere…so we’ll try again another year just for the hell of it.

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:: 08.04.08 ::

Experiments

I’m starting a late summer and fall garden. It’s kind of late to be putting these out but I decided to go for it anyway since I don’t think we are going to get any cool weather any time soon. I love the flowers on these plants, so if I only get to enjoy the blooms then it will be enough for me this year. I’m not a huge okra fan but it would be nice to fry some up or use in a soup.

Clemson Spineless #80