billcollector99
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Yeah, by family I meant My wife, son and I. Its a slight possibility in the somewhat distant future
2011 Veggies
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mcpurple
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its a great place to live man, cities if you like the city and alot of country to rome.
is coos bay where you were thinking abut moving?
4tatude
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mc ppl
grants pass is a nice area, ive friends there. i get up there every now n then to fish the rougue, or just visit.
bill coos bay is so nice...of course thats from a fishermans eyes
anyway i enjoy gardening also. been scratching in the ground forever lol. ill post some garden pics if you dont mind.
i do lots of tomatoes n peppers and a wide variety of vegies. my garden goes year round as the climate here allows it.
edit this was last year of course, but ive new plants in ground now.
grants pass is a nice area, ive friends there. i get up there every now n then to fish the rougue, or just visit.
bill coos bay is so nice...of course thats from a fishermans eyes
anyway i enjoy gardening also. been scratching in the ground forever lol. ill post some garden pics if you dont mind.
i do lots of tomatoes n peppers and a wide variety of vegies. my garden goes year round as the climate here allows it.
edit this was last year of course, but ive new plants in ground now.
whodatnation
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very very nice 4tatude
billcollector99
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Yeah or around that area, my girl has family up there.
DST
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looks well organised 4tatude. Question for you, I see you plant your party cups directly into the ground. I assume this gives the younlings some protection and enables you to water more specifically...or are there other reasons? Cheers,
Just tasted the first of our peas yesterday, sooooo fresh and tasty!!
Have a good one McP and the veg heads,
DST
Just tasted the first of our peas yesterday, sooooo fresh and tasty!!
Have a good one McP and the veg heads,
DST
mc ppl
grants pass is a nice area, ive friends there. i get up there every now n then to fish the rougue, or just visit.
bill coos bay is so nice...of course thats from a fishermans eyes
anyway i enjoy gardening also. been scratching in the ground forever lol. ill post some garden pics if you dont mind.
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i do lots of tomatoes n peppers and a wide variety of vegies. my garden goes year round as the climate here allows it.
edit this was last year of course, but ive new plants in ground now.
FrostickZero
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Your garden looks soo nice awsome jobmc ppl
grants pass is a nice area, ive friends there. i get up there every now n then to fish the rougue, or just visit.
bill coos bay is so nice...of course thats from a fishermans eyes
anyway i enjoy gardening also. been scratching in the ground forever lol. ill post some garden pics if you dont mind.
View attachment 1620278View attachment 1620273View attachment 1620271
i do lots of tomatoes n peppers and a wide variety of vegies. my garden goes year round as the climate here allows it.
edit this was last year of course, but ive new plants in ground now.
mcpurple
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wow thanks for sharing man. your plants look great, and i to was curious about the planting cups, i heard it he helps with keeping slugs off cuz they are supposedly not able to go ever the top brim.mc ppl
grants pass is a nice area, ive friends there. i get up there every now n then to fish the rougue, or just visit.
bill coos bay is so nice...of course thats from a fishermans eyes
anyway i enjoy gardening also. been scratching in the ground forever lol. ill post some garden pics if you dont mind.
View attachment 1620278View attachment 1620273View attachment 1620271
i do lots of tomatoes n peppers and a wide variety of vegies. my garden goes year round as the climate here allows it.
edit this was last year of course, but ive new plants in ground now.
and hey man the steelies and springers are up on the rogue right now, i need to get out and catch me one but i still need tags first, i went out and took pics last night of my garden and harvested my radiesh and lettuce but my CPU crashed so imusing a friends and it wont down load any thing so pics will come when ever i can get them.
1st i was to lazy and now i got a fuck cpu.
peace guys.
and thnaks for sharing 4tatude
mcpurple
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all the pics kinda do the explaining. i got a bunch of radishes small and big, i gave alot to my mother along with some lettuce. i replanted 1 row of scarlet white tip radish and a row of warm weather radishes. every thing is growing great for the shit weather we have been having lately, every time i think winter is over we get hit again with rain and wind, but its all good, its making my plants strong. i put 3 cages on the toms, its all i had the rest will be supported by string and sticks.
video coming soon with better explanations of every thing.
on a good note i have sold almost al my veggies, didnt make much but i about broke even after buying block and good dirt.
video coming soon with better explanations of every thing.
on a good note i have sold almost al my veggies, didnt make much but i about broke even after buying block and good dirt.
littlegrower2004
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looking real good there mc!!! theres like 50 strawberries going on over there.
FrostickZero
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Looking very good. I was wondering if you have made any DIY Vinegar prefer white vinegar though.
mcpurple
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ya the plants inthe 5 gallon are going crazy, i didnt even get all the ones on the inside, now all i got to do is wait tll they turn red so i can eat them
thanks man, but i dont know what your talking about vinegar though. maybe enlighten me or its just to early for me to remember
billcollector99
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Like how to make vinegar, similar to apple cider vinegar maybe>
FrostickZero
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I found things on how to make home made vinegars just I don't know how true they are and you seem like the type of person that would be interested in making it or have made it before.
whodatnation
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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=how+to+make+vinegar&aq=0&aqi=g10&aql=&oq=how+to+make+vin
Looking sweet dudes! looks like I got left in the dust!
I'll make up for it! I started putting stuff outside yesterday and its supposed to be perdy cold tonight! damn it! I want my New Orleans growing season back!!! colorado sucks lol
DST
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Peas' starting to develop nicely. We would have a decent amount if my wife would stop pulling them off and eating them, haha. They are very sweet. If you leave them on will they rot quickly? Do you need to pull peas when they are done or can you leave them on the plant? Anyone know....?
The potatoes, I cover in coco every second day and they are back up the next day. Seem to be happy enough.
forgot about the brocolli and cailiflower..
peace, D
The potatoes, I cover in coco every second day and they are back up the next day. Seem to be happy enough.
forgot about the brocolli and cailiflower..
peace, D
RyanTheRhino
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you need to pull those peas off quick, because i tryed to wait till the end of summer and they dryedout and turned into seeds.
mcpurple
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yes i do, seems like i planted them a few days ago and now they are harvested
never made it but you are right, i am interested now. thanks for mentioning it.
weather here has been cold and rainy almost every day with breaks of sun, plants seem to be doing god in t though
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=how+to+make+vinegar&aq=0&aqi=g10&aql=&oq=how+to+make+vin
Looking sweet dudes! looks like I got left in the dust!
I'll make up for it! I started putting stuff outside yesterday and its supposed to be perdy cold tonight! damn it! I want my New Orleans growing season back!!! colorado sucks lol
looking good DST, as always. you always have healthy great looking plants.Peas' starting to develop nicely. We would have a decent amount if my wife would stop pulling them off and eating them, haha. They are very sweet. If you leave them on will they rot quickly? Do you need to pull peas when they are done or can you leave them on the plant? Anyone know....?
The potatoes, I cover in coco every second day and they are back up the next day. Seem to be happy enough.
forgot about the brocolli and cailiflower..
peace, D
im going camping today so when i get back i am gonna start my potatoes and most likely plant sunflower seeds in the earth depending on weather