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Trellis Building For Cucumbers, Harvesting & Gardening Tips

 

Trellis Building For Cucumbers, Harvesting & Gardening Tips 

 

 

 A Productive Day in the Garden Today was full of garden goodness! 

We started the day by building trellises for our cucumber plants, using bamboo, and string to help the vines grow upward. It’s our first time constructing trellises, and the results are looking great. After the building was done, it was time to harvest! Tomatoes and eggplants were picked fresh from the garden in preparation for a delicious ratatouille. While a blunt knife was used for the eggplants, we recommend a sharp knife or garden shears for cleaner cuts and healthier plants. Using organically grown vegetables straight from our backyard makes this ratatouille dish even more special. The recipe will be shared on Simple Meals With Jess. Be sure to check it out for easy, simple, homemade inspiration! It’s days like these that remind us: growing your own food is as rewarding as it is delicious. Happy gardening, happy harvesting! 













 



 

 

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