So the corn plants at my Fenton Community Garden plot are done and played out, I'm yanking them out this week. Or rather, I TRIED to yank on them, but found their shallow roots are much stronger than expected, so I'll be digging them out. I'm saving the stalks for Halloween/Thanksgiving decor. I plucked off the last of the ears and am hanging them in my sunroom to dry out for seed saving. They actually are drying very nicely (see photo) so may go for decor use for a bit as well before I take off the kernels and label/store them for this winter's Washington Gardener Magazine Seed Exchange.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Featured Post
Holiday Gifts for Gardeners ~ Top Gardening Gifts ~ 21+ Cool Gardening Gift Ideas
The holiday season is here and I bet you have a gardener on your gift list, so we've updated our annual a Holiday Gifts for Gardener...
Most Popular Posts
-
The May 2026 issue of Washington Gardener Magazine is now out. It is posted and archived online at: https://issuu.com/washingto...
-
California Poppy Plant Profile California Poppy ( Eschscholzia californica ) is a wildflower. They have bright orange, yellow, white, or r...
-
Azalea Plant Profile Azaleas are flowering shrubs that are members of the Rhododendron genus. They are native to North America, Asia, an...

No comments:
Post a Comment