TOO Garden Thread

[steveOh]

Dug up 37 lbs. of Beauregard sweet potatoes yesterday.

 

[5Cent]

Last harvest of the season complete and garden debris all cleaned up. Time to figure out crop rotation/next year's planting strategy. Time to bring back sweet corn and watermelons.

 

[5Cent]

With deer season over, it's time to shift gears towards spring & summer thoughts. Time for seed inventory, garden layout and supply cleanup thoughts.

 

[Jamie]

Nancy started ordering seeds last week. Some of them came yesterday.

 

[bowhunter1023]

I need to get serious about my raised bed build. It'll be that time before we know it!

 

["J"]

We have about 30 garlic plants in the garden. They’re between 4-6” tall at this point. Haven’t checked on them for a little over a week since we’ve had snow and ice on the ground. Weather’s warming up so I’ll be seeing them here shortly.

 

[5Cent]

Seed trays cleaned and potting soil broken up and loaded. Soil's a warming on the mat for 1st round of broccoli and peppers tomorrow.

 

[5Cent]

First seedlings of 2026 have broken thru and on their journey. 2 different kinds of brocolli only right now, peppers this weekend, maters in another 2-3wks.

 

[Mike]

What else you have started?

 

[Hedgelj]

What else you have started?

he told you tomatoes!

 

[5Cent]

Broccoli only fellas

 

["J"]

Garlic is coming along well….

 

[5Cent]

Half the garden got some love yesterday afternoon, the 6 beds are ready for plants. Tiller is still in hibernation in the barn for the other half.

 

[Sgt Fury]

TikTok - Make Your Day

 

[Sgt Fury]

Figured this would be a good idea for some of you with big gardens.

 

[5Cent]

Had some store bought Russet's that started to sprout a few weeks back. Put em in a bag and kept them dark until cutting yesterday to chit and scab over. Gonna try these 15 in the dirt this Saturday.

First round of cherry and full tomatoes started, another round of brocolli and bell peppers sprouting.

Rd 1 of brocolli has been potted up and getting window light.

 

[5Cent]

Kept the garden vibe going with a quick 1hr gap-fill work session after work, before track p/u. Beds in front are odd numbered, back row are evens. That's why 4 & 6 are corn, keep close for pollination.

Far RH open area/wet area will get turned a few times (layer of compost/manure pile added last fall) before watermelons go in.

Bed 1 - Broccoli
Bed 2 - Cucumbers
Bed 3 - Potatoes
Bed 4 - Corn
Bed 5 - Big tomatoes
Bed 6 - Corn
Bed 7 - Cherry tomatoes
Bed 8 - Peppers
South end - Watermelons