Today's pick. Green beans done already.
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Been getting some cucumbers, green beans, cherry tomatoes, roma tomatoes, jalapenos, serranos. This year we got rid of a bunch of roses and useless stuff and planted everywhere in the backyard. Rabbit poop has been used a lot. Cucumber in a barrel is growing great. Had to trellis it on a half cattle panel.
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Today's pick. Garden has seemed to be stunted for about a month, like a stall on a brisket, but after a few good rains it has really started putting it on. I think in a couple of weeks we won't be able to keep up with it. As of right now, it's just a few things here and there.
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[emoji15]. How many did you plant? I have 1-40' row of bush beans and 1-40' row of top pick pink eyes. I'm assuming you have quite a bit more.Originally posted by sqiggy View Post
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Today's pick
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I don’t know, 1/4 lb maybe. The row of beans next to the corn are pintos, 2 middle rows are Blue Lake I believe (long round beans) and the one on the other side of those are Roma, they are flat beans like the pintos. I usually plant 2 rows of these but couldn’t find the seed when I was ready to plant so planted pintos instead. Found some seed about a week later though.Originally posted by LivinADream View Post
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I have a Brandywine that is 6'4" with 4 tomatoes on it. I also have a Black Crim that is about 5' with 14 tomatoes on it. All of my shorter bushes are loaded. I have 22 different varieties.
Anyone know what the deal is with the Brandywine? Everything is equally fertilized.Comment
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My brandywine last year was very slow to mature and did not throw off many tomatoes before it got too hot. They were delicious though. I think it just doesn't do well down here in the heat.Originally posted by Bowdark View PostComment
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had one potato plant wilting and figured the seed potato was rotting...had 6 red potatoes including 2 alittle smaller than my fist. Had our first mess of beans we cooked on Sunday. Squash and little tomatoes are going like crazy.
after this week, I may be digging more potatoes early from all the rain.Comment
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Wife picked a few things this evening.
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Bowdark- my brandywines are super tall with big leafs....no fruit.
I have a super compact tomato plant of another variety, and it has about 20 maters in it.
Not sure why the brandy isn’t producing fruit.Comment
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Help - okra is struggling. Seeds were planted well over a month ago. You can see my zucchini right next to it is thriving. Same for cucumbers. Only thing I can think of is too much water with all the rain last 2-3 weeks.
Ideas?
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[QUOTE=Tex_Cattleman;15627529]Help - okra is struggling. Seeds were planted well over a month ago. You can see my zucchini right next to it is thriving. Same for cucumbers. Only thing I can think of is too much water with all the rain last 2-3 weeks.
Ideas?
Been too wet and cool for okra, I would get that mulch off it and hope for warmer weather. I have 20+ plants in and they are struggling as well, but when it warms up they will take off.Comment
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Thanks Chipper. Mulch is coming off and I will pray for hot days and no rain (OK not really) [emoji6]
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[quote=Chipper;15627540]This. I mulch pretty much everything in the garden except okra. Also, it usually takes a while to take hold and get going(especially when wet). But once it goes, it goes! Mine is just now starting to take off after 2-3 weeks of being 'stagnant'Originally posted by Tex_Cattleman View PostComment
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