Late April:
Tomatoes in the big pots with cages/stakes. Herbs, spinach, and jalapanos in the others.
Wade built this beautiful cedar garden cart for my birthday. I love it!!! (Note- yes, it has wheels. No, you shouldn't try to roll it after you fill it with a billion pounds of soil. )
May 31st:
Tomato plants are on fire!
These beauties are black heirlooms! Assuming the birds don't notice them, they will be huge!
How ever will this little branch support all these tomatoes? If you have advice, let me know!
The cedar box plants are doing so great!
Green pepper! (by golly they grow slooooow)
Cayenne peppers
- Posted from the cramped middle seat waiting to depart Atlanta
Location:Mary, Mary, quite contrary how does your garden grow?
Awesome! If I am a caterpillar I am loving your backyard about right now. Watch out for those guys around your tomatoes.
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If the tomatoes on that branch get too heavy and need support, just rig something up to hold it steady so they don't rest on the dirt and get mushy from moisture building up. Once they are harvested no worries.
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