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(update at 12/02 - I harvested nearly 3kgs beans from my bean plants on 07/02, about 5kgs beans on 11/02, see the attached photos at the end.
Yesterday after I harvested 5kgs beans, I emailed my customer who purchased 3kgs beans from me before Xmas 2024, asking whether he wanted more beans or … View more(update at 12/02 - I harvested nearly 3kgs beans from my bean plants on 07/02, about 5kgs beans on 11/02, see the attached photos at the end.
Yesterday after I harvested 5kgs beans, I emailed my customer who purchased 3kgs beans from me before Xmas 2024, asking whether he wanted more beans or not. From his reply, he doesn't seem wanting more beans on this season. It seems this customer only purchase so much beans for their Xmas celebration function/event, so I invite him to contact with me again before 2025 Xmas for the beans.
Since mid Dec 2024, I could have been harvesting a couple of kgs beans every a couple of days until now, and it is still going to be very similar like that for some more time, with a certain degree slow decline of production as time goes by (in the past, before & after harvesting the beans, I often took photos or videos showing the beans on the plants, but after doing a massive harvesting at the early Jan 2025, particularly after harvesting many kgs of the "yellow beans" as the bean seeds for the ongoing planting seasons, I stopped to take photos, video on the bean plants, as the photo, video images aren't clear enough to show the actual status of the bean fruits on the plants, due to the shade, sunlight brightness etc). Apart from giving some of the beans to my family member, I cooked a lot of beans as food, made a lot of pickles, and harvested many kgs of "yellow beans" as the bean seeds for the future planting seasons. I still have some large empty food containers for storing the pickles made from the fresh beans I harvested.
Actually I prefer to consuming the beans just by myself and my family member, and this is exactly what I have been doing so far, plus sharing some of them with my future flatmates when they move in, unless there are people/customer from www.neighbourly.co.nz... or www.trademe.co.nz... wanting to purchase some from me)
(update at 04/02/2025 - I harvested about 3 kgs beans on 28/01, about 6 kgs beans on 03/02, see the attached photos. The majority of the beans were harvested from the backyard vegi planting raised beds. In the last couple of days, I peeled the shells of all the "yellow beans" mentioned in the email below, and got a few thousands bean seeds, and the majority of them are for the green bean variety, see the other attached photos. Such amounts of the seeds can be used as the bean planting seeds for the ongoing planting seasons for years. If anyone interested in having some, the price is $5 for 50 seeds, plus shipping cost)
(update at 25/01/2025 - Two days ago, I harvested a lot "yellow beans" - the uneatable, very dry bean fruits as the bean seeds, see the attached photos. These over-matured bean fruits being left on the bean plants for very long period were harvested as the bean seeds for the ongoing planting seasons for the next few years. As stated in my email below, some of the bean fruits I harvested recently being made as a lot of pickles, see some other attached photos taken this morning, showing the bean pickles being stored in my fridge inside 4 large food plastic boxes)
(update at 19/01/2025 - This year 2025, I have harvested the bean fruits from my vegi garden for 3 times so far - 10kgs at 12/01/2025, 3kgs at 15/01 and 1.5kgs at 18/01, see the attached photos. I gave some of them to my father, cooked some of them, and made a lot of pickles with the majority of the beans. At the early morning of 12/01/2025, I took a video around my garden, including the vegi planting area and uploaded it to my website www.traceboard.co.nz...)
(update at 25/12 - One of my customers came here to buy nearly 3 kgs beans on the afternoon of 23rd Dec, and paid me more than he should, as he was quite happy with what he got. On the morning of 24th Dec, I myself harvested about 8 kgs of beans (I washed and cooked them all with the steam boat method, and this is the good way to consume the beans quickly), and then took a video and a lot of photos afterwards. However, from the video and photos, the amount of the remaining beans on the plants still looked very similar to what it was before my customer came to pay and buy on the afternoon of 23rd Dec. Why? As the beans on the plants were just too much, when the customer came on 23rd Dec, I only harvested the beans at the middle and upper positions of the plants, but the amount was just a little bit 3 kgs. When I harvested about 8 kgs at the morning of 24th Dec, I only harvested the beans at the bottom position of the plants, and a lot of the beans touched the soil. However the video and photos I took were only towards the middle and upper positions of the plants, not towards the bottom position, as the visual result of the video and photos wasn't good for the bottom position of the bean plants. All in all, after harvesting nearly 11 kgs of beans in these two days, the amount of the beans on the plants still looks very similar to what it was before the harvesting. Attached the video and a lot of the photos here taken after I harvested the beans at the morning of 24th Dec. Have a great & safe Xmas & New Year !)
(update at 23/12 before 2024 Xmas Eve - this early morning I took a video around my garden again and uploaded it to the TRACEBoard NZ website for an update. When I walked around my garden, a few IP security cameras I installed at the outside were triggered and made loud alarms. They have been working very well, no matter how bad the weather condition is, well looking after and protecting my property area from intrusion of the neighbours around my property and the other people conspiring with them)
Home garden grown fresh vegetables beans $15/kg (negotiable).
(as shown in the photos, harvested many kgs at early Dec and made a lot pickles being stored inside the fridge)
Available for a couple of kgs everyday. Anyone interested with some, please contact and book with me beforehand, so I can harvest and get it ready just before your arrival.
A video uploaded to www.traceboard.co.nz..., showing the status of the growing vegetables.
My personal email address qiubosu@gmail.com.
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Bonjour! I’m Aagneyaa,
I am a college student wanting to share my French skills with tamariki aged 6+.
If you come along to Highland Park Library, you will learn how to introduce yourself and have a simple conversation in French.
Bring along a notebook and a pen and get ready for some fun with… View moreBonjour! I’m Aagneyaa,
I am a college student wanting to share my French skills with tamariki aged 6+.
If you come along to Highland Park Library, you will learn how to introduce yourself and have a simple conversation in French.
Bring along a notebook and a pen and get ready for some fun with French.
Starting Monday 16 December 11am-11.30am. Every week day up until Christmas 11am start.
Kia ora neighbours. If you've got a family recipe for courgettes, we'd love to see it and maybe publish it in our magazine. Send your recipe to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz, and if we use it in the mag, you will receive a free copy of our January 2025 issue.
Police are asking for the public’s help for information into a heartless act which has ruined an Ōtara preschool.
Sometime between 9am on 7 December and 6pm on 8 December, Ōtara Community Preschool was broken into and windows and property smashed and items stolen.
Counties Manukau East Area… View morePolice are asking for the public’s help for information into a heartless act which has ruined an Ōtara preschool.
Sometime between 9am on 7 December and 6pm on 8 December, Ōtara Community Preschool was broken into and windows and property smashed and items stolen.
Counties Manukau East Area Prevention Manager, Inspector Rakana Cook, says nine internal windows were smashed, along with a microwave and oven and computers being knocked to the ground.
“This type of behaviour is quite frankly disgusting.
“This is an awful situation, a preschool has been left footing the bill for this crime and children are now without their belongings and educational resources.”
Inspector Cook says the offenders acted in a mindless way, destroying property seemingly for the sake of it.
“We are working hard to identify and locate those responsible for this senseless crime.
“We are now asking for the public’s assistance for any information which may help us to hold this person, or people, to account.
“A number of people have come forward with information and spoken to Police since this incident, and we ask anyone who has not yet spoken to us to get in touch.”
Information can be provided by updating Police online now or by calling 105.
Please reference the file number 241208/6023.
Alternatively, you can report information anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Neighbours, we are looking ahead to December 25th and it's always a busy time.
Each family does things a little different and we'd love to know where you stick to tradition and where you strongly differ. Perhaps there's a tradition that you think is just overrated! Share your … View moreNeighbours, we are looking ahead to December 25th and it's always a busy time.
Each family does things a little different and we'd love to know where you stick to tradition and where you strongly differ. Perhaps there's a tradition that you think is just overrated! Share your thoughts below.
Hundreds of Kiwi children will receive something special this Christmas thanks to Ryman Healthcare’s support of the Catalytic Foundation’s Christmas Shoebox Project.
Instead of giving individual gifts to residents, the idea was to redirect those funds to support struggling New Zealand … View moreHundreds of Kiwi children will receive something special this Christmas thanks to Ryman Healthcare’s support of the Catalytic Foundation’s Christmas Shoebox Project.
Instead of giving individual gifts to residents, the idea was to redirect those funds to support struggling New Zealand families having to cut back on essentials.
Ryman residents were overwhelmingly in support of the idea, with many volunteering to help choose the gifts to fill over 1000 shoeboxes with thoughtful items.
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Kia ora neighbours. We know your tomato plants are still growing, but we're looking ahead to the harvest already! If you've got a family recipe for tomatoes, we'd love to see it and maybe publish it in our magazine to share with our readers. Send your recipe to … View moreKia ora neighbours. We know your tomato plants are still growing, but we're looking ahead to the harvest already! If you've got a family recipe for tomatoes, we'd love to see it and maybe publish it in our magazine to share with our readers. Send your recipe to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz, and if we use it in the mag, you will receive a free copy of our February 2025 issue.
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