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Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2019#1

Well finished up the brick paths in the garden,then turned over two beds added lots of peat moss to keep the soil lite and planted Jersey Giant Asparagus, red onions and white onions onions.
I’m going to be hurting tomorrow. Lots of bending and stretching I normally don’t do ?attachment-4603attachment-4604

M.H.
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MOJOE
MOJOEMODnoreaster.com2019#2

Well finished up the brick paths in the garden,then turned over two beds added lots of peat moss to keep the soil lite and planted Jersey Giant Asparagus, red onions and white onions onions.
I’m going to be hurting tomorrow. Lots of bending and stretching I normally don’t do ?attachment-4603attachment-4604

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AdmiralOriginal Crew25,821 postsSince 2018
JackPrintMD

Looking good, better get to work on mine soon.

I have some seed working for an experimental tomato plant.

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BennyV
BennyVFREE2019#4

Looking good. Picking up a bag of lye to mix in with my soil. Every few years I get a bad case of septoria and the lye is the only thing that helps. Need to pickup a few bags of soil also.

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Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2019#5

You can’t read it as it’s a quick schech but this is my garden layout ?attachment-4733

M.H.
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wader
waderFREE2019#6

you actually did a sketch?

I'm suitably impressed. I usually just start digging holes..............

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wader
waderFREE2019#7

an experimental tomato plant.

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do tell...........

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.............even if you're old and gray."
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Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2019#8

you actually did a sketch?

I'm suitably impressed. I usually just start digging holes..............

Me too but this garden is just too big and too many varieties to keep track of

M.H.
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Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2019#9

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Still have to find space for beans and tomatoes, cucumbers will grow on the fencing.

M.H.
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MOJOE
MOJOEMODnoreaster.com2019#10

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Still have to find space for beans and tomatoes, cucumbers will grow on the fencing.

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AdmiralOriginal Crew25,821 postsSince 2018
PropellerJohnII

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Still have to find space for beans and tomatoes, cucumbers will grow on the fencing.

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PropellerJohnII

Chevy, you work your butt off but the rewards are awesome. Best of luck this planting season . Good and healthy eating to you and the family.:love:(y)(y)

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CELLFISH
CELLFISHFREE2019#13

nutin like fresh veggies... cellfish...

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george
georgeADMINnoreaster.com2019#14

I would love to do that but I just can't find the time.

How much sun do they need?

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Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2019#15

I would love to do that but I just can't find the time.

How much sun do they need?

8 hours daily

M.H.
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george
georgeADMINnoreaster.com2019#16

You can’t read it as it’s a quick schech but this is my garden layout ?attachment-4733

Impressive sketch Chevy and thanks for the info.

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pequa1
pequa1MODnoreaster.com2019#17

going to be on a river cruise when most of the summer crops I grow like beans, tomatoes and swisschard get harvested, and I sure as hell won't rely on my son to do it. when I had a larger garden I also made the sketch, and I did it for the flower gardens as well since I grow mainly perennials. I will be lucky when I get back in mid/late September if the pool isn't green. This will be the first year in many that I do not intend to grow any veggies, although I just spent the last couple of hours digging those damn wild garlic (yes, garlic, everyone around here calls them wild onions but they are wrong) out by hand from flower gardens and lawn. With zoysia I don't need herbicides, grubicides, fertilizer etc., but I guess I need to start using some lime. Another nice thing about zoysia is in the last two summers I only wasted water on the lawn a total of three times.

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BennyV
BennyVFREE2019#18

I’m going to cut back this year. I usually plant around 20 tomato plants. Might cut it back to 12 or so. Also going to cut down on the varieties. I tried a bunch of different kinds of tomatoes last year, around 12 varieties, to see what grew best. Cherry tomatoes and old school beefsteaks did best so I’m sticking with those. I really enjoyed the cherry tomatoes last year even more so then the beefsteaks. I’m even thinking going away with the beefsteaks and just planting Sweet 100s.

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Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2019#19

I’m going to cut back this year. I usually plant around 20 tomato plants. Might cut it back to 12 or so. Also going to cut down on the varieties. I tried a bunch of different kinds of tomatoes last year, around 12 varieties, to see what grew best. Cherry tomatoes and old school beefsteaks did best so I’m sticking with those. I really enjoyed the cherry tomatoes last year even more so then the beefsteaks. I’m even thinking going away with the beefsteaks and just planting Sweet 100s.

The yellow sweet 100,s are really sweet taste like candy

M.H.
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Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2019#20

The onions and radishes have sprouted ?attachment-4958attachment-4959attachment-4960

M.H.
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