How does your garden grow?

[lakngulf]

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The first little tomato of 2016, showed up about April 10. Plants look healthy after a couple of cold spells. Should be ready to take off when we have 80 degrees on Monday.

And here is Man Vs. Raccoon, Phase II

 

[Larro Darro]

Breaking News....Breaking News.....

The first little tomato of 2016, showed up about April 10. Plants look healthy after a couple of cold spells. Should be ready to take off when we have 80 degrees on Monday.

And here is Man Vs. Raccoon, Phase II

Tomatoes are looking good. I have a couple of small ones on my Beef Steak tomatoes. The Yellow Pear and Pruden's Purple is a little behind them.

Most of my viney replants are up, along with the ones in the trays. In the non-viney stuff, the soybeans are all that is sprouting from the last planting.

Live traps is a good way to go with raccoons.

 

[LA Confederate]

Garden is sprouting good. Most of the corn is peeking, all of the beans, collards, and some of the okra too.

 

[aarolar]

Cultivated the beans and field corn this afternoon ain't nothing prettier than clean straight rows of groceries.

 

[Larro Darro]

Everybody's garden is looking good. I have a few small Beef Steak tomatoes now.

 

[lakngulf]

Everybody's garden is looking good. I have a few small Beef Steak tomatoes now.

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Looking good!!

 

[Larro Darro]

I have a few small crookneck.



Blooms are just a couple of days away on the zucchini.



1st blooms on a Pruden's Purple. No need to label these. The PP leaves are very distinctive.

 

[Larro Darro]

Here was the PP last Sunday when I transplanted it out of a 1 gallon pot. {I really need to be posting more often}

 

[Larro Darro]

There are a few acorn squash now.

 

[Larro Darro]

The Yellow Pear tomato is starting to bloom, and is still growing like crazy. Although the peppers are not growing at all. They are less than a foot tall and starting to bloom.


I transplanted a row of sweet pumpkin. Still have a couple of the six packs of them, plus lots of melons and other viney things to give away. They came up so good in the garden, there is no skips to replant.