#snap pea plant

[ecopunkfox]

So many peas coming in!!

[queer-ecopunk]

Hey, don't be sad. Seeds are sprouting today.

[cherrysoder]

doing lineless art is pretty fun…

also have some sketch requests I did for my twit acc <:3

[ariadne-mouse]

currently enjoying a peanut butter and jelly sandwich after a few hours of gardening with the hot sun on my neck and it's the best thing. I am partly made of peanut butter and jelly now and it feels great

[morethansalad]

Creamy Vegan Snap Pea Soup

[los-plantalones]

SUGAR SNAP 🫛

[wormyorchids]

Snap peas ✨

[mypvz2]

[tenpolegardener]

May in the garden

I have some tomato supports that I prefer to use with climbing plants like peas. I’m putting three to the support. My second row is sunflowers.

[jensownzoo]

Erected a second trellis made from woven wire fence panels in this raised bed. (The first one is to the left and has snap peas growing up it). Planted loofah seeds at closest legs and some random pole beans in a few spots along the length. Random because the dried pods came from the green waste dumpster after someone's fall garden clean out (initially attracted by some marigold seedheads hanging out, but found the vines when I actually lifted the lid). They're white seeds so probably one of the more common varieties. I tend to like bush beans better than pole beans for cooking fresh, but they do take up less horizontal space and tend to do decent dried so.

Then I put up a small panel for the perennial pea vine on the end, held in place with a few short u-posts and zip ties. I also scavenged the seed for this, got it to sprout last year but not do terribly great (drought), but this year it's exploded with growth and I have high hopes for blossoms.

I've also decided that I need to move the passion vines because the bitches want to climb and I need them not to take over the supports for the tomatoes. Plus I watched a YouTube video and got a greater appreciation of just how big one vine can get when in full sun. The new bed I'm planning on replacing some grass with will be 2' x 15', run along the sidewalk, and get southern exposure so the plan is to construct a fence/trellis along the back of it for the passion vine. Unfortunately, the clay soil is much too wet to put the bed in and will be for the foreseeable future (which is the only time I will whine about the rain). Trying to figure out how trashy it will look to just construct a random section of fencelike structure in the middle of my front yard to get the vines transplanted and just...build the bed in front of it later. I guess I could just try potting up the vines, but I really don't want to kill them and they're doing so well. More research may be needed.

But now I have to pause to go gather up the chickens' food for the week. I'm hoping to get some bush beans and squash in the ground when I get back.

[teddy-bear-naps-and-random-snaps]

[ecopunkfox]

My snap peas are really going! I tucked them in a corner with lots of shade (next to my indoor-outdoor transition spot so my succulents don’t get burned moving them out after the winter). I’m hoping the mesh and being in the spot that gets the least sun will help them last longer into the summer. There’s already about a dozen pea pods going and I think some are about ready to harvest

[muffinlance]

Sending a gift basket of cucumbers to the incoming administration

man you know what would be the height of poetic justice+hilarity? If Trump got taken out by salmonella because of his own deregulation of food processing.

[invoke-parlay]

My one pepper plant that made it and my peas are still going! I think I’m gonna pull the pea vine soon since it’s slowed down in producing big time, and bring the pepper in to put under the grow light along with my lemon and avacado trees! It’s getting a bit too chilly for them!

October 10, 2023

[morethansalad]

Vegan Tortilla Samosas

[artemisiatridentata]

the mosquitoes are EATING ME ALIVE GOOD GOD IM GOING TO FUCKING LOSE IT I HAVE AT LEAST 50 BITES JUST FROM THE PAST FEW DAYS!!!!! MAKE IT STOP!!!!!!!!!