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(Phase 1) Construction of 10' x 4' Bed
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jimmy cee
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Re: (Phase 1) Construction of 10' x 4' Bed
I love your beds!! I was only able to plant a spring bed this year - but I'm going to try and get some tomatoes and peppers in this weekend - who knows- maybe I will get something out of it...Hope yours do well also!!
kristinz- Posts : 67
Join date : 2012-04-27
Age : 50
Location : New Castle, DE ~ Zone 7a ~
Re: (Phase 1) Construction of 10' x 4' Bed
Jimmy: I only have ½ of the 4 x 10 bed finished but it is enough to get me started, all I have to do is remove the 3 strings, take a couple of screws holding the board on the end and extend the bed as time allows. Who knows a 4 x 5 bed, which it now measures may be enough for this year. I still have enough of the 3 ingredients to make the MM on hand if I feel the need to plant more.
Thanks! Sanderson
Kristinz: Thanks! Might as well give it a shot, if you got the plants and the room to do it, go for it! That is what I am going to do, I got more pepper’s I am going to put in the bed once they get a little bigger.
Thanks! Sanderson
Kristinz: Thanks! Might as well give it a shot, if you got the plants and the room to do it, go for it! That is what I am going to do, I got more pepper’s I am going to put in the bed once they get a little bigger.
68carguy- Posts : 152
Join date : 2014-02-16
Location : Northern, VA.
6/22/14 Up-Date
2 Weeks from last up-date. Added a bit and things are coming along, a bit slow it seem's but our weather has been very different this year. About a week ago it seems like it was cloudy, and raining every day. Seem's slow growth to me but maybe I am expecting too much too fast..
Last 3 pictures is a Zucchini planted in native soil at the side of the house.
Last 3 pictures is a Zucchini planted in native soil at the side of the house.
68carguy- Posts : 152
Join date : 2014-02-16
Location : Northern, VA.
Re: (Phase 1) Construction of 10' x 4' Bed
Be patient. The warmer nights of summer and increased sun intensity may lead to explosive growth pretty soon. Lots of my stuff that was doing nothing has suddenly perked up as it has gotten only a few degrees hotter. Same thing happened last year.
Marc Iverson- Posts : 3637
Join date : 2013-07-05
Age : 63
Location : SW Oregon
Re: (Phase 1) Construction of 10' x 4' Bed
Pretty soon things will take off and you'll be wondering what you were worried about! I just went through this with late planted tomatoes. I bet in 2 weeks you'll be whistling a different tune.
llama momma
Certified SFG Instructor- Posts : 4914
Join date : 2010-08-20
Location : Central Ohio zone 6a
Re: (Phase 1) Construction of 10' x 4' Bed
Yeah I think the 2 of you are correct. Things are starting to look a bit better. When I go back 2 weeks ago and look at those pictures and compare them to now I can see something is about to happen....I have faith!!!
68carguy- Posts : 152
Join date : 2014-02-16
Location : Northern, VA.
Re: (Phase 1) Construction of 10' x 4' Bed
Just realized I had not posted the pictures I took about a month ago around 7/4/2014...oops forgot. Things changed pretty quick once they got going, but I still haven't gotten a full size ripe Tomato yet, and one of mine is an Early Girl. Not sure why it is taking so long, it will soon be Fall!!
68carguy- Posts : 152
Join date : 2014-02-16
Location : Northern, VA.
Re: (Phase 1) Construction of 10' x 4' Bed
I looked at your early, middle and latest groups of photos. Your garden is just coming along nicely.
Re: (Phase 1) Construction of 10' x 4' Bed
Thank you Sanderson, it has been fun and a learning experience, first year you know.sanderson wrote:I looked at your early, middle and latest groups of photos. Your garden is just coming along nicely.
I already know things I will be doing different next year. I will get some pictures tomorrow of the garden now, I planted Bush Green Beans to close to my Pepper Plants and had to pull the beans off of them. Got to figure a better way to space things together so somethings don't get smothered.
68carguy- Posts : 152
Join date : 2014-02-16
Location : Northern, VA.
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