Tonight’s harvest.
Sadly it’s my last head of lettuce until the fall. But the string beans are in full swing
Vegetable garden
our fla sunflowers,,,,,,,,,,someplants are pass the windows and up to the roof of the house,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,[COLOR=rgb(26, 188, 156)] ><)))):>
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Mine still small, will take a pic tomorrow.
Nice growing
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CommodoreOriginal Crew16,184 postsSince 2018
That’s it till the fall for carrots. But got the best crop ever .t
Amazing, carrots are hard to grow that well, the dirt needs to b really soft and healthy.
Great job C
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CommodoreOriginal Crew16,184 postsSince 2018
Been slacking on pic from the actual garden this year... Here's some of this years crops. Didn't take pics of all the green beans.
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Mate156 postsSince 2023
That’s it till the fall for carrots. But got the best crop ever .t
chevy its all that new soil you put in the raised beds,,, the soil must be nice and soft and ferile for you 8-) (y),,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,[COLOR=rgb(26, 188, 156)]><_)))):>
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AdmiralOriginal Crew25,822 postsSince 2018
Amazing, carrots are hard to grow that well, the dirt needs to b really soft and healthy.
Great job C
Anyone remember Crockett's Victory Garden on PBS. One episode he discussed carrots and parsnips so I tried his idea. You take a fairly long piece of rebar and stick in the ground. Revolve it in the ground until you have a deep cone shaped hole. Fill it with peat moss and nothing else. Plant your seeds, water and fertilize. Perfect root veggies every time because the peat moss offers no resistance. Works great.
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First MateOriginal Crew283 postsSince 2019
This is 2nd pick, first pick had 7 zucchini and a few green peppers.
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CommodoreOriginal Crew16,184 postsSince 2018
Anyone remember Crockett's Victory Garden on PBS. One episode he discussed carrots and parsnips so I tried his idea. You take a fairly long piece of rebar and stick in the ground. Revolve it in the ground until you have a deep cone shaped hole. Fill it with peat moss and nothing else. Plant your seeds, water and fertilize. Perfect root veggies every time because the peat moss offers no resistance. Works great.
Yes I remember that ??
M.H.
AdmiralOriginal Crew25,799 postsSince 2018
Today’s harvest
I picked this zucchini just because of the cool colors ?
Wow, that is so cool, never seen that before.
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CommodoreOriginal Crew16,184 postsSince 2018
What about plants, MoJoe mentioned elephant ear plants, I’m sure Chevy would know….do they grow up north?
Never seen them anywhere closer than the Carolinas.
My Fav plant is Hydrangia ( aka snowball bushes) ….love them.
Whats your fav?
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CommodoreOriginal Crew16,184 postsSince 2018
What about plants, MoJoe mentioned elephant ear plants, I’m sure Chevy would know….do they grow up north?
Never seen them anywhere closer than the Carolinas.
My Fav plant is Hydrangia ( aka snowball bushes) ….love them.
Whats your fav?
That’s in the landscaping thread???
M.H.
AdmiralOriginal Crew25,799 postsSince 2018
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