Spring Garden-It's time for show and tell

CDGator

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Happy Birthday to me! I spent some time in the garden watering, putting down the straw and then watering some more. The green sprouts in the middle are potatoes that I didn’t harvest last year. I planted more that should be ready in September.

San Marzano, Roma, slicing Tomatoes
Squash
Zucchini
Jalapeño
Okra
Cucumber
2 Green beans, blacks beans, creamer 8’s, cowpeas
Red potatoes and Yukon golds
 

CDGator

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The garden is coming along nicely but we are really dry so I’m watering a lot.

Pics from around the garden.

This year I’m staking up most of the zucchini and squash. I’ve seen a lot of people do it and it seems to work well. We shall see

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Majority of our Yukon and red potatoes were volunteers from last year. They did get shifted over a few rows after seedy tilled and chopped them up. Rows are a bit crooked but we will have a bump crop! They are crowded but I’m watering them a lot.

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Lots of beans this year. Black turtle, creamer 8’s, and two types of green beans.

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Planted some slicing tomatoes (pictured) Romas, San Marzano, grape and yellow fruit.

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One of the 4 blueberry plants are starting to turn. They are big and juicy. I love this early producer. So do the birds. Some have figured out how to get inside the net.

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