General Discussion
Vegetable Garden
6/30/04 @ 1:47 PM
Who's got one ? what are you growing ? and how's it coming along? Mine consists of sweet corn , cabbage , brussel sprouts, cauliflower, broccoli ,cucumbers, zucchini, peas, tomatoes , peppers , acorn squash, pumpkins, and assorted spices. The cold wet weather hasn't been very conducive to good growth so far for me. But with warmer weather in the forecast things should turn out. I hope those of you growing fair better.
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Interesting discussion.
We don't use fertilizer of any kind, but we do plant our veggies in compost, and the difference between non-compost dirt, and compost is really something!
Such a huge difference!
We compost our eggshells (free range), tree trimmings, weeds / dandelions, flowers, sometimes dinner scraps too (if we're motivated) lol, etc. It's really a complete food for whatever you're growing.
We don't use fertilizer of any kind, but we do plant our veggies in compost, and the difference between non-compost dirt, and compost is really something!
Such a huge difference!
We compost our eggshells (free range), tree trimmings, weeds / dandelions, flowers, sometimes dinner scraps too (if we're motivated) lol, etc. It's really a complete food for whatever you're growing.
My tomatoe plants are about 4' to 5' high right now, Gary the Groundhog got into them when I first planted and ate some, dug one up and folded one over but I propped it up and it's doing fine now.
The secret to my large tomatoe plants is the Fox Farm trio of nutrients that I use, they are popular with at home cannabis growers and work great on tomatoe plants.
The secret to my large tomatoe plants is the Fox Farm trio of nutrients that I use, they are popular with at home cannabis growers and work great on tomatoe plants.
Any opinions on if these guys are worth trying to salvage after hail? Cucumbers and broccoli are junk, but can start those over, might be a bit late for the eggplants. I do have some extra tomato plants, but not sure if I should pull these and put in the small plants that would be about a month behind. Just dont want to wait to see what happens to find out later down the road I should have just pulled them and put something else in
You'd be surprised how fast the tomatoes will grow outside and catch up to ones that were 6 to 10 weeks old when planted. I have tomatoes pop up in my garden every year and I usually let one or two of them grow. They don't produce early but by September I'm usually getting tomatoes off them, about 3 weeks after most of my other tomatoes.
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