November 5, 2024

VIDEO: Straw Bale Gardening 29: Early August Harvest


In this episode we take a soggy wet tour through the Brew City Garden to reap a huge harvest of the freshest produce you can get. Check out the squash, tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplant and many more! Thanks for watching!

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5 thoughts on “VIDEO: Straw Bale Gardening 29: Early August Harvest

  1. That's a great idea for the squash I'll have to give that a try. Garden looks great! Also I'm prettysure you can pick eggplant as soon as they start getting big enough you think you could eat them if you let them get too big they will be really seedy. Love swiss chard we grow tons of it.

  2. I harvest my eggplant when they’ve grown to a nice size and the skin is nice and shiny. I’ve heard to give a gentle pressure on the skin and they are ready when it doesn’t rebound, but I’ve never found that a great indicator. When they are shiny, large, and not hard (but still firm) they are ready. You will get to know as you harvest and cut into them. Everything looks great.

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