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used to have like a 1/4 acre garden and two things happened. the wife took over half of it for her plants and the deer eat the rest, so this year I got two tomato plants and that's it. Gonna concentrate on growing better roses.
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7 pickling cuke plants and one tomato plant in a 40 gallon horse water tub.
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Some flowers, herbs but mostly tomato plants and cukes. We are retired now and I revitalized a 12x4 foot garden we haven't used in many years due to work schedules. If it works we will have much more than two middle aged folks can eat but I have hopes for some canned tomatos and pickles that can last through the winter.
Next year I hope to put in a small, self-pollinating fig tree. Fresh figs are a real weakness of mine. (One of man weaknesses.)
Jeff
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As the rain still don't want to stop, nothing wants to grow properly except the peas
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Mostly flowers, some parsley, helped my son plant some blueberry bushes yesterday. Really don't have room for a garden in my small backyard so I stick mostly to containers except for Knockout roses and foundation plants like azaleas and lillies.
There's just something about spring that makes me want to plant stuff and get my hands dirty.
Arthur
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Transplant day today. Three types of tomatoes, Three colours of Bell Peppers, Onions. Then reseed carrots. Beets are nicely up and will also seed some ornamental gourds, cucumbers, green and yellow beans, a few morning glories a little bit of corn and then try to squeeze in anything elseI have seed and space for.
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I kind of gave up on gardening. Too much work and the deer eat it up before I can get to it so just put in a few flower beds, sit back, drink ice tea and watch the humming birds fight. Tried grapes a few times but they always seem to freeze out so gave up on that also. Pretty sure the deer would probably devour them anyway so just sticking with flowers.
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Got a porch garden going,maters,bell peppers,cukes and some radishes.A few pecan trees for transplanting this fall,and a couple grapes.
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Weed, I mean, weeds. And maybe some peppers.
Tom
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Hmmmmm..........maybe SNOW PEAS!
Al
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Sharon, we need a picture as your garden grows a bit. Sounds fantastic!
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Our veggie garden, besides my carving and nursery businesses, is the main reason I'm not on here much.
So far we have 4 rows of potatoes- with probably 2 more rows to go from our small left over potato crop from last year, broccoli, Swiss chard, lettuce, and mustard greens in the ground. I have all kinds of small plants- assorted tomatoes, various peppers, various cucumbers, onions and cantaloupes I started from seed ready to go in the ground and in big pots (tomatoes, peppers, cantaloupes and cucumbers in the hothouse.
Almost all the tomatoes were started from seeds from our tomato crop from last year.
Also going to plant beans, peas, radishes and probably some kale and and other greens.
We have lots of strawberries coming on and ate our first ones of the year today. We have a good patch of raspberries, three different grape vines recently planted, 3 young cherry trees that look like they might bare good this year. Our young apple trees are blooming like crazy and lots of bumble bees to pollinate. We also have rhubarb, artichokes and asparagus plants.
We try to grow as much of our own food as possible. We don't use any "cides", organic man! Been composting for decades.
I am filthy dirty and barefoot and loving it! And our garden saves us **** loads of money and that's the main reason we garden besides being healthy.
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Planted some blackberry plants a month ago. Decided not to plant strawberries and tomatoes - Ponchatoula is the "strawberry capital of the world", and Creole tomatoes will be ripening soon here on lots of farms.
Claude
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Working on a container garden. Growing herbs and spices and a few containers of wild flowers. Putting in three tomato plants. I sure miss planting a 1/4 acre in the spring. Don't have the property any more and I doubt my body would hold up. Two P/U trucks of manure and run the tiller for two days would probably do me in now. I miss the string beans the most.
Goody
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Too early to risk big frost. In the meantime, I can watch the big pieces of snow cornice avalanche across the valley from me! Maybe in 3 weeks. Peas, green beans & carrots.
I just finished pruning all the apple trees. The grape vines are next. I will root the best 100 of the grape vine prunings and sell my garbage later this summer for 2/$5. Already 40 presold. Also want to start a flat (45) of Black Currant (Cassis) from one bush that gave me 11lbs/5kg last year.
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