First zucchini.
First yellow squash.
First sweet strawberries. Just planted this spring.
Cucumbers are about a week away. Vines are flowering with a good percentage of female flowers.
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O.K., we have lift off!
First tomato cluster to ripen. Photos taken today.
First zucchini.
First yellow squash.
First sweet strawberries. Just planted this spring.
Cucumbers are about a week away. Vines are flowering with a good percentage of female flowers.
First zucchini.
First yellow squash.
First sweet strawberries. Just planted this spring.
Cucumbers are about a week away. Vines are flowering with a good percentage of female flowers.
Eclectic gardening style, drawing from 45 years of interest and experience. Mostly plant in raised beds and containers primarily using intensive gardening techniques.
Alex
Alex
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hendi_alex - Super Green Thumb
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Very nice Alex!
When did you started the seeds for this tomato plant?
Regards,
D
When did you started the seeds for this tomato plant?
Regards,
D
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Duh_Vinci - Greener Thumb
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Mid December. Just a few 'Juliet' plants were plant that early. Each is now about four feet tall. Am planting three or four and will give a fifth to a friend.
Eclectic gardening style, drawing from 45 years of interest and experience. Mostly plant in raised beds and containers primarily using intensive gardening techniques.
Alex
Alex
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hendi_alex - Super Green Thumb
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Very, VERY nice!! 
Rebecca
Rebecca
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Looks great! I see your first yellow squash is a twin! 
Things are off to a fast start around here, so I hope to catch up soon!
Things are off to a fast start around here, so I hope to catch up soon!
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applestar - Mod
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Alex
Our northern jealousy is not very becoming
My straight neck plants have the first set of leaves, tomatos were planted yesterday, and the zuchini seed isn't in the ground.
Can I come to dinner at your house?
Our northern jealousy is not very becoming
My straight neck plants have the first set of leaves, tomatos were planted yesterday, and the zuchini seed isn't in the ground.
Can I come to dinner at your house?
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Fresh tomatoes - looks grub! 
Can't wait to start my starters earlier next year. Mid Feb I am thinking.
Can't wait to start my starters earlier next year. Mid Feb I am thinking.
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somegeek - Senior Member
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Oh man! I thought I was ahead of everyone (Arizona).
I've got little green tomatoes and peppers, but nothing like what you've got going.
I'll be hitting you up for tips next year.
I've got little green tomatoes and peppers, but nothing like what you've got going.
I'll be hitting you up for tips next year.
What happens in the event horizon, stays in the event horizon.
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Rob - Cool Member
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