Jim Inman's (jinman) Garden - 2007

[randy41]

picture?

 

[schmism]

i knew someone would ask.... the wife will take one at lunch... stay tuned

update:

(full size, 16 is a bit over exposed, and 17 is a combo of bright sun and dark shade, so really hard to get a good pic without a dual exposure)
http://www.snjschmidt.com/07-02-07/DSC02916.JPG
http://www.snjschmidt.com/07-02-07/DSC02917.JPG

 

[TBDonnelly]

...but my question is about the peppers.... they are REALLY sorry looking... i cant seen anyone eating on them, but cant figure out why they are " suffering" while everything else in the garden as exploded and taken off BIG TIME... my poor pepper plants are stuggling to grow any bigger than they were a week after i put them in...

Might it be Cercospora?

Photo

Don

 

[schmism]

they look more like the wilting shown under "virus" so who knows

 

[randy41]

looks like mosaic virus.

 

[schmism]

so how does one go about "destroying" plants with it...

 

[randy41]

i guess burning it?

 

[schmism]

more pics from this weekend....

so do you pick pickleing cukes when they are about the size of pickles?
http://www.snjschmidt.com/07-05-07/DSC02918.JPG

i think we have a small cross polination problem with the pumpkins in the next row over... what do you think?

http://www.snjschmidt.com/07-05-07/DSC02921.JPG

 

[Bird]

i think we have a small cross polination problem with the pumpkins in the next row over... what do you think?

Maybe, but I'd kinda doubt it. Cucumbers that are left on the vine long enough to "ripen" do turn yellow after awhile.

 

[schmism]

Maybe, but I'd kinda doubt it. Cucumbers that are left on the vine long enough to "ripen" do turn yellow after awhile.

REALLY! news to me!