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Tag Archives: Okra
9 July 2018 Okra
http://durgan.org/2018/July%202018/9%20July%202018%20Okra/HTML/index.htm 9 July 2018 Okra Okra require hot conditions being a tropical African plant and some years in Zone 5 don’t produce well. There are four plants and this is the first pods this year. The pods must be picked … Continue reading
26 May 2018 Okra
http://durgan.org/2018/May%202018/26%20May%202018%20Okra/HTML/ 26 May 2018 Okra Six OKRA seedlings were planted outdoors. If the Summer is hot they grow well, but they are a topical plant and like Sun and heat. The plants were purchased.
10 September 2016 Okra picked today
http://durgan.org/2016/September%202016/10%20September%202016%20Okra%20picked%20today/HTML/ 10 September 2016 Okra picked today The Okra fingers were picked. They need be picked about every other day or the fingers get too large and tough for eating.
1 September 2016 Okra
http://durgan.org/2016/September%202016/1%20September%202016%20Okra/HTML/ 1 September 2016 Okra Another meal of okra collected today from my four plants. There are many more fingers forming.
29 August 2016 Okra
http://durgan.org/2016/August%202016/29%20August%202016%20Okra/HTML/ 29 August 2016 Okra A few okra fingers were harvested today and cooked for a noon snack. The fingers were sliced, cooked in a cast iron frying pan in butter, and steamed a few minutes. They cook very quickly. … Continue reading
25 August 2016 Okra
http://durgan.org/2016/August%202016/25%20August%202016%20Okra/HTML/ 25 August 2016 Okra There are four Okra plant growing very well this year due to hot dry weather. The pods must be picked daily or they get hard and inedible. The largest in this group is too mature … Continue reading
30 May 2016 Okra (Jambalaya hybrid)
http://durgan.org/2016/May%202016/30%20May%202016%20Okra/HTML/ 30 May 2016 Okra A row of Okra (Jambalaya hybrid) seeds were planted. Okra grows well depending upon how hot the Summer is in Zone 5. This year it should do well. The mulch was removed and the seeds … Continue reading
Okra
http://www.durgan.org/URL/?HWRZY 29 May 2013 Okra These 7 okra (Clemson spineless)(AKA lady’s fingers, bhindi or gumbo) plants were purchased in flats and put into individual pots in the greenhouse for about two weeks to strengthen the root structure. Okra requires warm … Continue reading
Okra
http://www.durgan.org/URL/?PSGWR 7 June 2012 Planting Okra These 12 okra (Clemson spineless) plants were purchased in flats and put into individual pots in the greenhouse for about two weeks to strengthen the root structure. Okra requires warm temperatures and in my … Continue reading