We started off Saturday by replanting a few plants for the fall, and then picking all the green beans we could possibly pick.
(The above pictures were taken right before I took a major tumble down the back steps. I hit my head and slipped my shoulder out of place. :-( It was/is a bummer).
Our crop of green beans has taken off so fast. I was actually shocked at how quickly the vines took over the east end of the raised beds.
It almost ended up being a jumbled mess at times, but we trimmed and cut back as we could. Honestly, I feel like we just couldn't stay ahead of the climb.
TONS OF GREEN BEANS!
PITA wanted to try one after we brought the buckets in. As you can see below, he quickly changed his mind.
After picking, stringing, snapping, and bagging, we realized we have enough green beans to tide us over for several months. This is a good thing though!
Green Beans anyone?
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