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I'll show you mine...
I'll show you mine...

Yummy juicy strawberries!

They pyramid planter, everything is really taking off!


My little box project to line the edge of the front yard with! There is a drop off on the other side.

The Pyramid again!

Zucchini!

Sweet potato tub! Waiting for them to spring to life, planted about a week ago!

Spaghetti squash blossom!

My first pepper unusually early this year!

My first outdoor tomato, a lemon boy (it's growing a nose)!

A view of the back garden beds from the bottom!

A beautiful dahlia!

Flowers on my peas!

Ohhhhh, tumbler tomatoes!
Well there it is, a lot of it anyways! Now show me yours!
cheyannarach-
Posts : 2037
Join date : 2012-03-21
Location : Custer, SD
Re: I'll show you mine...
I love your setting...granite everywhere...nice boxes too.
landarch- Posts : 1152
Join date : 2012-01-22
Location : kansas city
Re: I'll show you mine...
Looks great Cheyanne
Getting my first tomatoes:


Eggplants are blooming:

Can you find the ladybug

Guess I should've taken some of the peppers. Some of them are doing great and others really seem to be struggling.

Getting my first tomatoes:


Eggplants are blooming:

Can you find the ladybug


Guess I should've taken some of the peppers. Some of them are doing great and others really seem to be struggling.
RoOsTeR-
Posts : 4316
Join date : 2011-10-04
Location : Colorado Front Range
Re: I'll show you mine...
Look at all them big tomtoes! My peppers seem to be taking off earlier than usual this year, I think I may have not mixed the greatest
on my MM because the same the same thing planted a few feet away from another are growing good or not at all. May need to add a little something to the top of the beds. Thanks for the pics Rooster!
Landarch, thank you! It's been fun getting set up and I have big plans this winter for the ground cover! You can deffinately see why I have to have raised beds, we live on a giant rock!

Landarch, thank you! It's been fun getting set up and I have big plans this winter for the ground cover! You can deffinately see why I have to have raised beds, we live on a giant rock!
cheyannarach-
Posts : 2037
Join date : 2012-03-21
Location : Custer, SD
Re: I'll show you mine...
Great looking gardens. And yes, all that granite sure shows what raised beds and MM can do for poor soil areas. Good show.
Kay
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walshevak
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Posts : 4371
Join date : 2010-10-17
Age : 78
Location : wilmington, nc zone 8
Re: I'll show you mine...
Ooooo nice pics! It is nice to see how other gardens are in our region. I am following just behind you guys. Got white strawberrys starting to blush and I saw a bud on the eggplant starting.
I am going to take you round the various covered beds, oldest first.
The 5 tomatoes I had planned to plant, in the greenhouse.

Ripe cherry tomatoes! These are what set in the wall o waters, since then there has been a gap in setting more and some frost damage even in the greenhouse.

Coldframe full peppers, eggplant and Roma tomatoes. I like the coldframe much better now that I replaced the bolts and nuts that hold it together with ones that I can tighten.

Hoops covered with plastic film covering peppers, eggplant and tomatillas

Cattle panels covered with more plastic to make a melon, cuke, zuke bed.

The orphan tomatoes in their pots with more plastic over the trellis to protect them.

I went back and looked at photos from a month ago. It is nice that stuff has actually grown
I am going to take you round the various covered beds, oldest first.
The 5 tomatoes I had planned to plant, in the greenhouse.

Ripe cherry tomatoes! These are what set in the wall o waters, since then there has been a gap in setting more and some frost damage even in the greenhouse.

Coldframe full peppers, eggplant and Roma tomatoes. I like the coldframe much better now that I replaced the bolts and nuts that hold it together with ones that I can tighten.

Hoops covered with plastic film covering peppers, eggplant and tomatillas

Cattle panels covered with more plastic to make a melon, cuke, zuke bed.

The orphan tomatoes in their pots with more plastic over the trellis to protect them.

I went back and looked at photos from a month ago. It is nice that stuff has actually grown

Turan-
Posts : 2603
Join date : 2012-03-29
Location : Gallatin Valley, Montana, Intermountain zone 4
Re: I'll show you mine...
Thanks for the pics Turan! I want to eat those cherry toms!
cheyannarach-
Posts : 2037
Join date : 2012-03-21
Location : Custer, SD
Re: I'll show you mine...
I see yall's gardens and start drooling. Then I remember the conditions yall have to endure; then THANK GOD for letting me be born in the South.
[wishing for a 'hats off to ya' smiley]

Pepper-
Posts : 564
Join date : 2012-03-04
Location : Columbus, Ga
llama momma
Certified SFG Instructor-
Posts : 4911
Join date : 2010-08-20
Location : Central Ohio zone 6a
Re: I'll show you mine...
I have a total of five eggplants planted (black beauty, ichaban, satin beauty, classic, and rosa blanca). The black beauty looks the best...a rabbit at the top off right after I planted it and now it is loaded with branches and blossoms.
landarch- Posts : 1152
Join date : 2012-01-22
Location : kansas city
Re: I'll show you mine...
Interesting, a rabbit ate the top and it grew better? Probably the first time I heard of a rabbit helping! Similarly, it seems to me as soon as I took off a couple of dangling leaves off the bottom that was touching the soil, the flowers came on strong. So disturb an eggplant and it will get down to business quicker? Hmm.
llama momma
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Posts : 4911
Join date : 2010-08-20
Location : Central Ohio zone 6a
Re: I'll show you mine...
That's pretty cool, it's sooo green and healthy!
cheyannarach-
Posts : 2037
Join date : 2012-03-21
Location : Custer, SD
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