This was a volunteer and it sure looked like an eggplant. Now it’s huge and still looks like eggplant but no flowers. Is it something else? Should I wait or pull it up? Other eggplants are smaller and have all fruited.
I was away from my garden for a few weeks and came back to these monsters… One is tan, one light green. Both have a few insect holes but are mostly intact. I usually like to pick them young and use like zucchini. What should I do with them? Are they worth using or will they taste terrible?
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It is otherwise flourishing but this looks concerning…
I’ve sampled a couple of plants and the yields are a bit disappointing, though the potatoes are ok.
McGill says exact dates will be posted in early 2027 but does anyone know what we might want to plan for for a B. Eng. graduate if we’re asking family to save dates?
First time growing potatoes and they’re pretty good and abundant but what’s the deal with these holes? Insect damage? Aborted sprouts? I can cut them off but would rather not have to…