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June Garden Pictures
Hello All,
Hope everyone's garden is growing well. Our is doing well but the dreaded Squash Vine Borer kill most of our plants. We were able to get one harvest of squash before the plants died and I had to pulled them from the bed. I just replaced them with more cucumbers. The main bed needs weeding bad and a thinning of the Eggplant leaves that are crowding the Bell Peppers.
Cucumber / Vine Bed

Tomato Bed with Bird Netting and Shade Cloth.

Tomato Cluster

Overcrowded Main Bed with Bell Pepper, Eggplant and Pole Beans.

Enjoy,
Ryan
Hope everyone's garden is growing well. Our is doing well but the dreaded Squash Vine Borer kill most of our plants. We were able to get one harvest of squash before the plants died and I had to pulled them from the bed. I just replaced them with more cucumbers. The main bed needs weeding bad and a thinning of the Eggplant leaves that are crowding the Bell Peppers.
Cucumber / Vine Bed

Tomato Bed with Bird Netting and Shade Cloth.

Tomato Cluster

Overcrowded Main Bed with Bell Pepper, Eggplant and Pole Beans.

Enjoy,
Ryan
NAR56- Posts : 159
Join date : 2010-07-18
Location : Baton Rouge, LA, Zone 8b
Re: June Garden Pictures
I can't wait for mine to be as big as yours. Great pix. Thanks for sharing.
quiltbea-
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Join date : 2010-03-21
Age : 80
Location : Southwestern Maine Zone 5A
Re: June Garden Pictures
Nice! Why is there netting across the MM in the beds? Critters?
CapeCoddess- Posts : 6824
Join date : 2012-05-20
Age : 66
Location : elbow of the Cape, MA, Zone 6b/7a
Re: June Garden Pictures
NAR56, love your pics! Your beds look so sturdy. And the plants sure look healthy and happy.
Sorry about your squash problems. I get few or no squash because earwigs fill the flowers like a balloon and probably eat all the pollen ... anyway I don't think pollinators would want to step into that rat's nest of earwigs. But hey at least you got something.
Sorry about your squash problems. I get few or no squash because earwigs fill the flowers like a balloon and probably eat all the pollen ... anyway I don't think pollinators would want to step into that rat's nest of earwigs. But hey at least you got something.
Marc Iverson-
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Location : SW Oregon
Re: June Garden Pictures
CapeCoddess, The netting is for our two Dogs ( a boxer and a Lab / American Bulldog mix) . They love to roll and dig in fresh compost!CapeCoddess wrote:Nice! Why is there netting across the MM in the beds? Critters?

NAR56- Posts : 159
Join date : 2010-07-18
Location : Baton Rouge, LA, Zone 8b
Re: June Garden Pictures
Greetings from a lil ways down da river Your gardens look great. It's been so rainy this week I havent been able to mow and the yard is looking jungley now. We are making bell peppers and butter nut squash now and with all the rain and standing water around when the sun comes out its a real steam bath out there. Sad when ya gotta wear ya Dulac cowboy boots to cut da grass. (
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I tried to PM you but didn't get a reply. Where can I find the rest of the lemon rind recipe? They have been soaking in the vodka for four months now. I'm sure it's operator error. Others please forgive me for using this venue to get to Cappy.
I tried to PM you but didn't get a reply. Where can I find the rest of the lemon rind recipe? They have been soaking in the vodka for four months now. I'm sure it's operator error. Others please forgive me for using this venue to get to Cappy.
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