The first one is mostly tomatoes there are marigold, basil, arugula in the bigger pots. In the middle are peppers and eggplants etc.
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Here are more tomoatoes and more basil, carrots and onions.
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Down low are baby eggplants and peppers up top are baby tomatoes. Yes I have way too many tomatoes.
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Here are some of my "potted" plants. There is onions and potatos in here they are doing pretty good, it was kind of an experiment.
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Here are more potted potatoes and onions out sunning, maybe I should get some suntan lotion from Ted.
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Here is my Jan planted Isis Cherry tomato that has been outside %85 of time for more than a month it's doing great.
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Here is some of the visible stuff I planted. There are onions and lettuce and garlic but you can't see them the visible plants are broccoli, brussels sprouts, arugula and cilantro. I have lettuce and peas in my other bed so far.
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More carrots these are dragon's they are a purple carrot. I want to see f they will grow in this pot, yet another experiment.
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Well there you go there are a few other things around but this is enough for now. hope you enjoyed my garden tour I can't wait till we can go full tilt like I haven't gone off the deep end already.
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I am thinking 2 weeks for tomatoes if I don't get a hair up my butt and plant a few next week.
As far as the carrots I was going to plant yesterday and I should have, I didn't cause they were calling for severe thunderstorms and didn't want the seed to wash away. But it was a fairly steady but gentle rain that would have been perfect. I have never done very well with carrots but will try again, if it wasn't insects they just got very forked and very small. If I don't work tomorrow I will be planting carrots and some other cool stuff. I will definitely be back eventually on the carrot development, hopefully it will be good news.
As far as the carrots I was going to plant yesterday and I should have, I didn't cause they were calling for severe thunderstorms and didn't want the seed to wash away. But it was a fairly steady but gentle rain that would have been perfect. I have never done very well with carrots but will try again, if it wasn't insects they just got very forked and very small. If I don't work tomorrow I will be planting carrots and some other cool stuff. I will definitely be back eventually on the carrot development, hopefully it will be good news.
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Quite possible but to be honest I think it was just junky soil, too much clay and too many rocks.applestar wrote:... might mean root knot nematodes. Perhaps with the good soil biology you're building, there'll be plenty of predatory nematodes to make better use out of them.just got very forked and very small
SHRXTC when am I going to plant the rest? At the first available time that's when.
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Excellent start!
I too hope to have "too many tomato plants" as well, LOL.
Thinking of growing all my jalapenos with/around my tomatoes this year. Supposedly the peppers will heat up the toms, but we'll see I guess.
I too hope to have "too many tomato plants" as well, LOL.
Thinking of growing all my jalapenos with/around my tomatoes this year. Supposedly the peppers will heat up the toms, but we'll see I guess.
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Hi Andrew, Welcome to the forum. I've never heard about peppers "heating up tomatoes". Let us know how it goes.AndrewH_TX wrote:Excellent start!
I too hope to have "too many tomato plants" as well, LOL.
Thinking of growing all my jalapenos with around my tomatoes this year. Supposedly the peppers will heat up the toms, but we'll see I guess.
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Thank you for the welcome.tedln wrote:Hi Andrew, Welcome to the forum. I've never heard about peppers "heating up tomatoes". Let us know how it goes.AndrewH_TX wrote:Excellent start!
I too hope to have "too many tomato plants" as well, LOL.
Thinking of growing all my jalapenos with around my tomatoes this year. Supposedly the peppers will heat up the toms, but we'll see I guess.
Ted
I've only hear "rumors" and have never had a "hot tom" before, but I'll definitely give it a shot. My better half requested nothing "hot/spicey" in the main garden so I'll try to grow 3-4 jalapenos with one normal tomato plant within a 5 gallon bucket to see how it goes. I'll report back with progress and a salsa taste critique once they've been harvested. I'll also be growin' a non-"hot tom" plant as well for comparison.
I know I'm very excited about the possibility, but don't hold out extreme hope .
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JB will do. I put in a row of transplant carrots a row of transplant onions than rows of alternating carrot and onion seed. Kinda an experiment though of course I'm looking for a harvestable crop of course.
it was a busy day I did that and seeded some spinach, potatoes more onion sets. Oh yeah I also threw in 2 tomatoes with some basil and borage intermixed with them.
I think I'm done with the cool crops waiting to get the summer crops going, oh wait I just did with the tomatoes.
it was a busy day I did that and seeded some spinach, potatoes more onion sets. Oh yeah I also threw in 2 tomatoes with some basil and borage intermixed with them.
I think I'm done with the cool crops waiting to get the summer crops going, oh wait I just did with the tomatoes.