twireman
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Here is my little patch. Pretty basic. Some peaches n cream corn. 6 peppers. Two rows of mush melon. 6 tomato plants and a row of cucumbers.
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yotehunter
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Thanks full bore here are my other too gardens at my folks place down the road I got them in a little later than mine but they are doing good.
we did pick a few peas tonight and a few pickles for the first time.
we did pick a few peas tonight and a few pickles for the first time.
yotehunter
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We all know that nothing comes free.
I spend a lot of my spare time through out the summer, in the garden. Lol. Not that I have much free time, with working out of town. It does take nurturing and hard work to keep your garden in great shape. The rewards are so gratifying, especially when your family enjoys them through out the year to come.
I spend a lot of my spare time through out the summer, in the garden. Lol. Not that I have much free time, with working out of town. It does take nurturing and hard work to keep your garden in great shape. The rewards are so gratifying, especially when your family enjoys them through out the year to come.
First is the girls first garden. Baby watermelons, cantaloupe, tomatoes, and mammoth sunflowers. This one got in kinda late:
Raised bed with tomatoes, cucumbers and zucchini:
Raised bed #2 with jalapenos, red peppers, green peppers, anaheim peppers and eggplant:
I will post pics of the big gardens as soon as I remember to do so :/
Raised bed with tomatoes, cucumbers and zucchini:
Raised bed #2 with jalapenos, red peppers, green peppers, anaheim peppers and eggplant:
I will post pics of the big gardens as soon as I remember to do so :/
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Looks good Beener, also looking forward to seeing the big gardens. Big gardens remind me of my grandads garden it was always huge. I picked my first cucumber tonight and did a little more training if my cucumber vines.
I only have 3 jalapeño pepper plants but I counted 22 peppers on those plants.
I only have 3 jalapeño pepper plants but I counted 22 peppers on those plants.
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Huckleberry Finn
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Next year I need to remember to only plant two zuc plants and take the other two in the pack to the big garden. Damn things are outta control!
Cucumbers for pickling? Yes if so. Should have plenty. Mine will be a little late as I had to replant (first ones rotted).
Huckleberry Finn
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Nice gardens Charles and Don.
Your right on the zucchinis Beener. I always plant way to many. All a guy really needs is 2.
Your right on the zucchinis Beener. I always plant way to many. All a guy really needs is 2.
Looking great guys!
Out maters have a lot of growth and many green maters but nothing looks close to being picked. I've suckered the shit out of my 12 plants and the suckers are still kicking my ass! Can't hardly keep up with them!!!
My banana and jalapeño peppers are kicking ass though! Picked a few of each last week for some omelets I made for breakfast.
ickle:
Out maters have a lot of growth and many green maters but nothing looks close to being picked. I've suckered the shit out of my 12 plants and the suckers are still kicking my ass! Can't hardly keep up with them!!!
My banana and jalapeño peppers are kicking ass though! Picked a few of each last week for some omelets I made for breakfast.
ickle:
Thanks Ron.
My tomatoes are the same way Ric. Growing like crazy but nothing close to being ready to pick. I keep picking the suckers off mine too but I pick one off and turn around and there's two more. I was poking them in the wife's flower beds and window boxes and they would take right off, until she saw them. Once she saw them that was the end of the sucker/tomato plant. She said " window boxes and flower beds are for flowers, only!" Haha
Looking good guys! I need to take pictures of ours but I haven't even had time to look at it lately. Good thing we have had plenty of rain. I sure haven't watered it.
I have one of the upside down tomato planters. The timing of our move to our new house pretty much sink the garden this year. Next year I will be planting a lot more.
yotehunter
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Starting too get the veggies peas are done and in the freezer ,zucchini out my jazz the pickles have started this week. Cauliflower and broccoli is finishing up and time too start kraut the way it looks 