farmerfischer
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I went over to where I had the asparagus and look what's growing..lol.. cool beans eh! Kind of hard to see though, a little dark with the rain clouds..
i have two of five that came back...
How Does Your Garden Grow??????
- Thread starter Larry {the} Gardener
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i have two of five that came back...
xtsho
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Don't pick them or cut them for the first couple of years.
farmerfischer
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Story of my life... lmao!
xtsho
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Tomatoes are going crazy. My soil is getting better after years of amending it. I'm going all organic. Planting cover crops to overwinter this fall and till back in in the spring. I'm also having salad from the garden to go with the Rib Eye I'm grilling for dinner. Can't wait to grill fresh picked eggplant and zucchini to go along with steamed green beans and corn on the cob.
I'll be amending my soil substantially this fall.
I'm going to get some bat guano and a couple other things but I found a place locally that carries everything and 40-50 lb bags are dirt cheap. The worm castings are for my cannabis not the garden. Those African worm castings were not cheap.
I'll be amending my soil substantially this fall.
I'm going to get some bat guano and a couple other things but I found a place locally that carries everything and 40-50 lb bags are dirt cheap. The worm castings are for my cannabis not the garden. Those African worm castings were not cheap.
Sour Wreck
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anytime brother...
yup, 4 mins per side in a little olive oil.
used beef broth in the crock pot
yummy !!!!
Sour Wreck
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cool, congrats.
Sour Wreck
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Tomatoes are going crazy. My soil is getting better after years of amending it. I'm going all organic. Planting cover crops to overwinter this fall and till back in in the spring. I'm also having salad from the garden to go with the Rib Eye I'm grilling for dinner. Can't wait to grill fresh picked eggplant and zucchini to go along with steamed green beans and corn on the cob.
I'll be amending my soil substantially this fall.
I'm going to get some bat guano and a couple other things but I found a place locally that carries everything and 40-50 lb bags are dirt cheap. The worm castings are for my cannabis not the garden. Those African worm castings were not cheap.
i will start amending my soil every year also, now that i plan on staying put for a long time.
too larry
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I love a good deal.
Sour Wreck
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wow, my largest corn is only waist tall...
too larry
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Half of that has been in the last week. I was worried about it getting big enough to support the pole beans. I think they are going to be alright.
Beachwalker
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I live on a postage stamp now but I put in a half dozen Park's Whopper Improved, grew a couple last year, very sweet tomato! Also growing some herbs to make Italian sauces and gravies..
*** River Rat ***
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Excellent looking garden XT !!!!Tomatoes are going crazy. My soil is getting better after years of amending it. I'm going all organic. Planting cover crops to overwinter this fall and till back in in the spring. I'm also having salad from the garden to go with the Rib Eye I'm grilling for dinner. Can't wait to grill fresh picked eggplant and zucchini to go along with steamed green beans and corn on the cob.
I'll be amending my soil substantially this fall.
I'm going to get some bat guano and a couple other things but I found a place locally that carries everything and 40-50 lb bags are dirt cheap. The worm castings are for my cannabis not the garden. Those African worm castings were not cheap.
Also agree with you on using those African worms....Yeah ! The Red Wigglers eat on the surface....who knows what they are given to ingest ..which is why I stay away from their castings....
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farmerfischer
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Apparently I missed a potato in the garden from last year.. I have A nice looking tater plant growing in with my Swiss chard..I'm still debating on moving it or just let it do its thing and move some of the Swiss chard away from it.. it's pouring buckets at the moment or I would snap a pic real quick ....
Planted some garlic yesterday by my onions.. the plan is to let them grow and stay put through the winter and harvest them next season.. I've only grown garlic once from seed a few years ago and did the same.. got some huge cloves that year.. this time I planted clove pieces instead of from seed..
Planted some garlic yesterday by my onions.. the plan is to let them grow and stay put through the winter and harvest them next season.. I've only grown garlic once from seed a few years ago and did the same.. got some huge cloves that year.. this time I planted clove pieces instead of from seed..
farmerfischer
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Here's
that tater plant next to the chard .. I had a potato last season grow what looked to be a tomato after it had flowered.. never see such a thing ever on a potato plant.. turnes out if the conditions are right this will happen with heirloom potatoes.. anyway I was just trying to remember if I let seed out in the garden instead of a potato.. I'm thinking this because I found a couple more a couple feet apart from each other..
that tater plant next to the chard .. I had a potato last season grow what looked to be a tomato after it had flowered.. never see such a thing ever on a potato plant.. turnes out if the conditions are right this will happen with heirloom potatoes.. anyway I was just trying to remember if I let seed out in the garden instead of a potato.. I'm thinking this because I found a couple more a couple feet apart from each other..
socaljoe
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Nice taters.
I threw some sprouted taters in a 10 gallon fabric pot of coco just to see if they'd do anything. Well, today I saw the first shoot popping up. My little experimental outdoor hydroponics garden is starting to get not so little.