Do you see what I see???

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@Lolaze (5092)

• St. Louis, Missouri

2 Jun 16

@TheHorse I'll be there!

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@TheHorse (238306)

• Walnut Creek, California

2 Jun 16

Let me check. Yes, I'll be serving three green beans and dried snow pea leaves--a real delicacy!

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@TheHorse (238306)

• Walnut Creek, California

2 Jun 16

@Lolaze I'm going to head to work for awhile. Perhaps I could cook up some ground squirrel stew to go with the green beans and snow pea leaves.

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JB_girl

@sol_cee (38669)

• Philippines

2 Jun 16

How about the peas?

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@TheHorse (238306)

• Walnut Creek, California

2 Jun 16

It's getting too warm for snow peas here. I'm letting those plants go now.

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JB_girl

@sol_cee (38669)

• Philippines

2 Jun 16

@TheHorse Not too clingy you are.

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@TheHorse (238306)

• Walnut Creek, California

2 Jun 16

@sol_cee I'll focus on the corn, squash, and green beans now. Sunflowers too.

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celticeagle

@celticeagle (189833)

• Boise, Idaho

2 Jun 16

Mmmm. Those will be tasty one night.

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celticeagle

@celticeagle (189833)

• Boise, Idaho

2 Jun 16

@TheHorse ....Yes. Same with lots of others too.

@TheHorse (238306)

• Walnut Creek, California

2 Jun 16

Of these hot days, it's kind of yummy to eat them right off of the plant.

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Ruby Hawk

@RubyHawk (99367)

• Atlanta, Georgia

2 Jun 16

@TheHorse when we had a garden, I ate tomatoes,bell peppers, carrots,sweet peas and corn right out of the garden. They are best uncooked and fresh.

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Inlemay

@Inlemay (17712)

• South Africa

2 Jun 16

if you eat one a day you will never have enough to make a nice pot of beans!

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Inlemay

@Inlemay (17712)

• South Africa

2 Jun 16

@TheHorse oh you are hopeless - put each morning's bean in a zippy bag until you have 10 - then have a bean meal

@TheHorse (238306)

• Walnut Creek, California

2 Jun 16

Heh heh. But at least I'll eat them before the squirrels do. I think the closest I'll even come to a pot of beans is tossing maybe three in with my Trader Joe's Shiitake Mushroom and Chicken.

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ElizabethWallace

@ElizabethWallace (12069)

• United States

2 Jun 16

I never had enough to be worth the water that the plants required when growing them in containers. I had lots of foliage, but almost no beans. Enjoy the feast.

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@TheHorse (238306)

• Walnut Creek, California

2 Jun 16

I shall! Who knows--there may be more coming.

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@TheHorse (238306)

• Walnut Creek, California

2 Jun 16

@ElizabethWallace They get good sunshine until about 3 PM in the afternoon.

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ElizabethWallace

@ElizabethWallace (12069)

• United States

2 Jun 16

@TheHorse I hope so. You should have lots, as long as they have sunshine.

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minisam

@miniam (9151)

• Bern, Switzerland

2 Jun 16

Honest now, they look quite well.

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@TheHorse (238306)

• Walnut Creek, California

2 Jun 16

I ate one yesterday. I'm going to go out and see how many are there now.

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minisam

@miniam (9151)

• Bern, Switzerland

2 Jun 16

@TheHorse Just make sure you dont starve or are you on a diet?

vanny

@vandana7 (102698)

• India

5 Jun 16

Ok..just a doubt...ok...the other day Anna suggested some measures ..electronic thing to keep moles away... I maybe going more organic here...suppose...we could surround the plants with thorny stuff...would squirrels have access still?

Shavkat

@Shavkat (141905)

• Philippines

2 Jun 16

You had your freshly harvested beans. I have my own balcony and do some planting too.

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@TheHorse (238306)

• Walnut Creek, California

2 Jun 16

I've seen three so far. I hope I get more. I've also started some other green bean plants.

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LK2018

@Letranknight2015 (52665)

• Philippines

2 Jun 16

they're beautiful. too bad it's the maggots and worms that messes with my moringa stalks that kept them from growing.

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@TheHorse (238306)

• Walnut Creek, California

2 Jun 16

Is there anything you can do about the maggots and worms?

Juliaacv

@Juliaacv (56241)

• Canada

2 Jun 16

I see that you will have a couple more breakfasts to follow judging by your picture here, enjoy!

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@TheHorse (238306)

• Walnut Creek, California

2 Jun 16

I will supplement the green beans with corn flakes.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (502466)

• Italy

2 Jun 16

Your snow peas look great, but you should eat a little more than one, one is just enough for a squirrel.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (502466)

• Italy

2 Jun 16

@TheHorse Those ground squirrels are incredibly voracious. I wonder how you could get them away from your plants.

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@TheHorse (238306)

• Walnut Creek, California

2 Jun 16

Those are actually green beans. The snow peas are dying off now--too hot for them. I hope to munch them before the tree squirrels get to them. I have some green bean plants starting to flower at Ground Squirrel Gardens, but I'm resigned to the fact that the ground squirrels will eat the plants before they give us beans.

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crazyhorseladycx

@crazyhorseladycx (39503)

• United States

3 Jun 16

congrats! i'd some strawberries yesterday mornin' :) wish i'd me some green beans to munch. wonder if'n i could pretend i was a flyin' squirrel'n come eat yers?

Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (323168)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

9 Jun 16

Congratulations on a harvest well done.

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@TheHorse (238306)

• Walnut Creek, California

10 Jun 16

Heh heh...thanks!

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Scott Ganschow

@teamfreak16 (43595)

• Denver, Colorado

2 Jun 16

My neighbor's peas have started to flower, so he planted some tomatoes and sunflowers today.

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