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Thread: Spring Gardening
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06-05-2014, 09:36 AM #141
Hi Susan,
Thank You. You'll have everything for a salad. Sounds good. I'm growing tomatoes(Burpee big Boy) & cherry tomatoes(husky red), cucumbers(salad slicer), peppers(sweet red, green, yellow(California wonder), sweet banana, jalapeno, pablano) Italian basil(produces big leaves with rich, sweet flavor), green beans(early bush italian garden bean), yellow summer squash, reg. green zucchini, golden zucchini, yellow zucchini, potatoes, garlic and brussels sprouts.
Jean Marie
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06-05-2014, 09:44 AM #142
I will expect a few pics of this Gorgeous, Delicious Garden. sounds YUMMY. I use to do all the squash & peppers BUT as you grow, cant eat or do the work. Need a Garden Angel heheh.Loved yellow zuccini, did you read on the flowers and how to cook with them?? Thanks for sharing. Senior gardener
Susan2014
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06-05-2014, 09:49 AM #143
Hi Susan,
Do you mean the male squash flowers?
Jean
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06-05-2014, 08:40 PM #144
Yes jean male Flowers as they are the only ones to use. Female Flowers are what grow the cucumbers, see a bulge just at end of flower its a Female it will drop off when cuke starts growing. OK Good Luck
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06-06-2014, 01:29 PM #145
Dear Gardeners, I hope you're having a lovely day!
Window seat gardening (growing veggies/plants on my window seat) is awesome! As I sit on my chair and a half, watching the performance take place before my very eyes; I am amazed! The sunlight streaming through the window has caused the 4 tomato plants to grow several inches in a day. I see 4 squash seedlings have gained in statue too! The broccoli and lettuce is standing upright simply basking in the atmosphere. What, the mini sweet peppers will not be outdone as they are gaining in height too! Now, that basil is taking its own sweet time, for she is slow to appear, but her entrance is well worth waiting for! And I'm enjoying the warmth of the sun too!
Oh yes, my container garden on the patio and veggies in the greenhouse are doing well too!
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06-06-2014, 03:25 PM #146
Hi Butterflyrose,
Bean plants are 2-3 inches. I planted 4 garlic but only see 1. Not sure where the potatoes are.(somewhere by the squash, don't know exactly where). I'm not sure how one of the yellow summer squash plants is going to do. When the bean plants were small, I was out in the garden and I thought there should be a plant at the end of the row. I brushed away the dirt and there was a plant there and both sides of the plant was in the ground so I thought I would help the plant and lift one side. One side should have a leaf on it right? Wrong! The one side of the plant didn't come out of the ground so I tried the other side and then I heard a snap. It didn't break all the way through but that bean plant is smaller than the other bean plants.
Jean Marie
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06-06-2014, 03:34 PM #147
I guess it's best not to transplant plants once they're already planted in the garden. I had moved the garlic and the potatoes and planted them somewhere else in the garden and transplanted some tomatoes and moved some peppers too but when I replanted the potatoes (I only planted a couple of them and they were already dry) and this time I did it right. I planted it with the eye of the potato facing up. and I put the other 2 pieces of potato in the bag of potting mix that was left but when I was going to get them out of the bag I thought I might of felt a piece of potato but it crumbled in my hand.
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06-06-2014, 03:53 PM #148
Hi,
Well I just checked in the potting mix bag and the 2 potato pieces that I had left in there were still there so I took them out and threw them away.
Jean
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06-06-2014, 06:57 PM #149Originally Posted by 5963
Hi Jean, have a good evening!
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06-06-2014, 07:17 PM #150
Sue's garden
Doing a Great job popping up , not like last year. beans are 3" I just put in a week ago, Beets are thriving watching to pluck away or thin out. Carrots early yet & radishes showing signs to about an 1". Cuke Hubbard & Green squash are growing very good. I just put in spinich in last week. Table onions are relly coming along.
Took 2 Containers 24" across and added Bibb Lettuce with Basil, oregano & a Celery in center in one and other
Center a Jalapeno Pepper with, Mexican oregano (little bite ), Low growing Basil, Thyme, Pretty if I may say so.