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[Mominohio]

When the Amish neighbors bring you more extra ripe homegrown strawberries than you know what to do with 

[Mominohio]

You can tell from the jars that we live near the Smucker's flagship store 

[jaxs mom]

Very Nice! 

I haven't started yet, my garden isn't ready to harvest yet nor my apple tree. 

[chrystaltree]

Not here....not even close.

[RedTop]

Gave it up years ago.   

[twinny70]

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@RedTop wrote:

Gave it up years ago.   

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Me too.  I never liked gardening, but I always have 4-6 tomato plants right outside of our front door along one side of our driveway.  Farmer's market is just a moped drive away.

[Carmie]

We won't harvesting strawberries for another three weeks if we're lucky. It's been too cold.

[Gardengal55]

Yes, I perused my collection of canning jars just last night.  I am going to be making strawberry jam this week coming.  Saved some rhubarb to use too.  Decided to add jalopenos to a batch also.  When I need a break from canning I will freeze alot of things.  By Sept/Oct I am exhausted--but have to wait for DH to get  sheephead from the woods before I put everything away.  We love them pickled.

[Snowpuppy]

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@Carmie wrote:

We won't harvesting strawberries for another three weeks if we're lucky. It's been too cold.

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Been cold & wet up here, too. 

We had frost two weeks ago. Get out the ice scraper & clean the windshield!

We'll have strawberries in 3-4 weeks. I no longer buy jams/jelly from the grocery. Found a great local orchard and they offer such better quality products that I've been buying from them.

[Patriot3]

Ah, yes, canning days.  When I was little, we canned everything!  In a house w/no AC.  I didn't can, but went to freezing, which I thought was easier.  God Bless my Mom!  Will this get poofed because I used God??