My folks put peas up all the time growing up and my mother would blanch them in boiling water first and then freeze to keep them from getting freezer burn. I just wash them and vacuum seal them and eat them withing a few months.

how to store onions...knee-hi panty hose...these are a few big un's...usually 7-8 per hose...these are 5

Anybodyelse plant some 4th of july tomatoes plants?
Ours have been putting out tons of tomatoes for at least 3 weeks now. Not big but bigger than a cherry tomatoe

My cherries and celebrities are loading up now and just starting to produce some red ones. Guess I got some late bloomers.

I planted 24 celebrities and they have yet to turn as well, so I think it's just been a slow cool year, this heat wave coming will start them a turning.

If you have not tried these yellow pear shaped tomatoes you need to give them a try, they have great flavor and produce in temps up near 100 degrees, i just started getting some this past week

What’s the name?

Yellow pear

Those are good, but I think I prefer the sweet 100 cherry tomatoes.

my favorite is Texas breed Porters; non-acidic; lasts till frost; makes gr8 hot sauce; next is Celebrity; check out the squirrel proof cage; you can see where they have taken a bite, but i should be able to have a few inside; no, i'm not gonna kill the squirrels

I have had an epic year with onions. I planted two yellow pear tomatoes only to find out they were a different variety. I hope to find some actual pear tomatoes to plant in a couple of weeks for fall harvest.

My corn looks great this year with full kernels but is tough and sticky when cooked. I think I am going to give up on planting corn in this area.

I too struggle with Corn. I gave up on it, but it's so cheap anyway I don't feel bad about it.
I stick with Onions, Lettuce, Spinach, Greens, Peppers, Tomatoes, Okra, Squash and Peaches
And of those it seems to me the worst is Squash as it seems there is such a short growing season here in N Texas.

At least the dogs like the corn. Next year I might shrink the garden a little. I don't need as much room if I don't plant corn.

I planted some and I’ve been getting a boatload of ripe tomatoes for probably a month. I kind of like this variety because they’re not on the vine as long and are seem less susceptible to bugs, birds and bottom rot.