The official 2014 Garden Thread

[JRD77VET]

Started seeds for our garden this year.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/DSC00514.jpg~original

12 tomato plants and 4 jalapeño plants.

The 1/2 gallon milk container has holes punched in the cap to lightly water the seeds :seasix:

Feel free to add your pics too :cert:

[Ruffy]

I have three gardens. They are all in terrible shape from the previous owner. Thinking about just mowing them down completely :leaving:

[JRD77VET]

I have three gardens. They are all in terrible shape from the previous owner. Thinking about just mowing them down completely :leaving:

I have a rototiller for my Cub Cadet, it works great
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/cub%20cadet/action/DCP_5608.jpg~original

We'll be moving the garden to the side of the house this year since the light is better.

[Grey Ghost]

Started seeds for our garden this year.
12 tomato plants and 4 jalapeño plants.

The 1/2 gallon milk container has holes punched in the cap to lightly water the seeds :seasix:

Feel free to add your pics too :cert:

I had some of the BEST jalapeno peppers last year! They come in late it seems...but, man they were good. I think I'm just sticking to pepper and spices this year. I'll visit the Amish Mkt. for their veggies. I love watching them work the horses in the fields anyway. They can plow a straight line better than any I've ever attempted.

[lspencer534]

You're doing it the old-fashion way and the best way. When you find a variety of vegetable that grows well and produces well in your area, then stick with it. Your 16 plants bought at a garden center would cost you $60-$100. You're doing it for pennies, plus those garden store plants look good, but they're unknowns.

I have tomato seeds in potting soil, and they're all sprouting. I also planted some Blue Fescue seeds and Shasta Daises for the flower beds. I still need to plant okra seeds, kale, turnips, and other greens. I'll probably just sow them in the ground when it gets warmer. I also have an American Persimmon and a Plumcot growing from cuttings.

:seasix:

[78SA]

I have out of control Strawberry plants hibernating right now. :lol:

[Jeff '79]

These guys were awesome live back in the day.. :seasix:

2oPeZFOpPAM

[JRD77VET]

It's alive :hurray:

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Got to start somewhere :lol:

[Mike Mercury]

kinda late to be starting seeds; you need one of these...

http://tim-yvonne.com/greenhouse/gh13.jpg

http://tim-yvonne.com/greenhouse/gh8.jpg

[JRD77VET]

kinda late to be starting seeds; you need one of these...



Very nice :seasix:

Tomatoes and jalapeños

[simpleman68]

It's alive :hurray:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/5b93a614-28e0-4ce9-8c12-e19f9dcc2478.jpg~original

Got to start somewhere :lol:

:cool: Gonna be a good year hopefully. :yum:
Scott

[MrPeabody]

We're in full outdoor planting mode here. We bought a small 6'x6' plastic greenhouse and started seeds weeks ago. I've been hauling big bags of potting soil to the back yard and replenishing the soil in the raised boxes. We are already eating potatoes I planted months ago.

As you've probably heard, we've been having a very warm and dry couple of winters here in California, so I'm taking a risk and planting about six or eight weeks early. We could still have a frost, but damn, the wife and I just had dinner on the deck tonight and it was close to 80* today.

We planted some things this weekend - tomatoes, cilantro and parsley (started from seeds in the greenhouse) Yellow squash, cucumbers, zucchini. We also have some garlic already coming up, and my baked potato tonight had chives from our chive plant that looks like it's June or July. Still to come are several varieties of peppers, green beans and not sure what else yet.

[allthrottleandsomebottle]

I was pitch forking the primiter of the graden sat in shorts at 75+ deg.sweating...wheel barrel full of tree roots........., sunday tilling it at 45 deg with sleet ice & snow :rofl:.bradfords are opening too!

[JRD77VET]

The tomatoes and jalapeños are looking good :hurray:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/DSC00541.jpg~original


I put the rototiller on the Cub Cadet ( after taking off the snow thrower :leaving: ) and expanded the garden area.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/DSC00539.jpg~original

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The area below the A/C unit is where Mary planted peas last week.

[lspencer534]

The tomatoes and jalapeños are looking good :hurray:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/DSC00541.jpg~original


I put the rototiller on the Cub Cadet ( after taking off the snow thrower :leaving: ) and expanded the garden area.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/DSC00539.jpg~original

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/DSC00540.jpg~original

The area below the A/C unit is where Mary planted peas last week.

Looks like some good soil. Have you considered maybe some Korean Boxwood close to the house to cut down the staining on the concrete?

[Steve Austin]

Started mine about 10 days ago. Very similar to yours. Had about 8 plants 1" tall . It was so nice today, I had them on the window sill with the window open. Welllll, I guess the wind picked up, blew them off and dumped them upside down on my shoes.:funnier::funnier: I picked them up and fixed them up as good as I could. Vacuumed out my shoes and put the plants back on the sill. I hope they survive. I hate buying plants. Thats cheating. If they survive I will have tomatoes, green beans and cucumbers. Only need one or two of each. A couple marigold plants should attract the bees.

[JRD77VET]

Looks like some good soil. Have you considered maybe some Korean Boxwood close to the house to cut down the staining on the concrete?

The soil is very good here, it used to be orchards where my house is and the farm fields across the road do very well.

I'll check into the Korean Boxwood. :seasix:

[JRD77VET]

Started mine about 10 days ago. Very similar to yours. Had about 8 plants 1" tall . It was so nice today, I had them on the window sill with the window open. Welllll, I guess the wind picked up, blew them off and dumped them upside down on my shoes.:funnier::funnier: I picked them up and fixed them up as good as I could. Vacuumed out my shoes and put the plants back on the sill. I hope they survive. I hate buying plants. Thats cheating. If they survive I will have tomatoes, green beans and cucumbers. Only need one or two of each. A couple marigold plants should attract the bees.

Marigolds help repel rabbits too :yesnod:

Hope your plants survive the tumble

[allthrottleandsomebottle]

The greenhouse is emptied out, the full garden is in, sweet peas are up, radishes and lettuce too. Seeds in the greenhouse ready to sprout. Spring has sprung......even growing a christmas tree in the wood pile! Even saw my resident 6' black snake yesterday and the wood lizards are out too
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[Mike Mercury]

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:thumbs:



here is our latest (or should I say Yvonnes :) )

http://www.tim-yvonne.com/temp/RB1.JPG

it's a River Birch tree ???

anyways, we paid to have it planted. I'm gettign too old to do that schit.

http://www.tim-yvonne.com/temp/RB2.JPG

[Dave]

Growing pizza ingredients here.
Tomatoes & basil mostly.
Also planted some parsley, chives, and maybe something else. We'll have to wait & see I gues.
Just doing a small potted garden on the deck.

[lspencer534]

Growing pizza ingredients here.
Tomatoes & basil mostly.
Also planted some parsley, chives, and maybe something else. We'll have to wait & see I gues.
Just doing a small potted garden on the deck.

It doesn't take a large garden or even a garden at all to grow good food. I started out the same as you; everything was on the patio. Whatever way a person gardens, it's good for the soul.

[Steve Austin]

Marigolds help repel rabbits too :yesnod:

Hope your plants survive the tumble


They are alive but seem to be mixed up.:D


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[JRD77VET]

The four rows of peas started to sprout :hurray:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/100_07861.jpg~original

Tomatoes and jalapeños are looking better :yesnod:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/100_07871.jpg~original

['77Babe]

Finally had time to take some pics of a part of our plants. We don't really have a dedicated garden(no ideal spot to put one). I'm trying to bring in various plants and spread them out wherever I can(yes, I need to cut and weed some of them free :D).

We'll be here for a year in June and the previous owners did not care much for gardening (although they left a couple of fruit trees).
I still have plants that haven't made it to their final destination yet, but I had to put them somewhere, wasn't going to leave them behind. :lol:

Closest thing to a garden we have right now is a raised bed for greens, which we will add to.

Also need to find a space to grow green asparagus. Was thinking of a raised bed, maybe an old wine barrel that could be moved around...

So many plants and seeds/seedlings that I am not even showing here. :willy:


Red currant

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/Flapss/Garden%202014/IMG_0062.jpg

Blueberry

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Lingonberry (similar to Cranberry, but smaller)

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Meadowsweet, thyme and salad burnet

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Tarragon, parsley and chives

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/Flapss/Garden%202014/IMG_0032.jpg

Rhubarb
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/Flapss/Garden%202014/IMG_0061.jpg

Horse Radish

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/Flapss/Garden%202014/_MG_0057.jpg

Grape

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/Flapss/Garden%202014/IMG_0081.jpg

Cats :D

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Blossoms

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Handama (Okinawa Spinach)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/Flapss/Garden%202014/IMG_0033.jpg

Sorrel
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/Flapss/Garden%202014/IMG_0041.jpg

Some of the tomatoes, still have some inside that aren't quite ready for the outdoors yet

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/Flapss/Garden%202014/IMG_0037.jpg

The pond about a month ago (When we moved in, you couldn't even see that there was a pond, japanese knotweed had completely taken over). We are trying to encourage some native growth.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/Flapss/Garden%202014/_MG_0433.jpg

Now

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Comfrey close up

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/Flapss/Garden%202014/_MG_0098.jpg
Strawberries are starting to blossom, the plants are from last year, so hoping for a decent crop

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/Flapss/Garden%202014/_MG_0112.jpg

Chard (planted too late last fall, but is really starting to grow now, might have start spacing them out)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/Flapss/Garden%202014/IMG_0044.jpg

Various greens

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/Flapss/Garden%202014/IMG_0042.jpg

[Cybercowboy]

here is our latest (or should I say Yvonnes :) )

http://www.tim-yvonne.com/temp/RB1.JPG

it's a River Birch tree ???

Yes, that's definitely a river birch. I miss the one that used to live just next to our front entryway. It was really nifty looking with the paper-like bark and it also had three main trunks. But it just up and died, apparently some sort of worm bored into it and killed it deader than a door nail. My then-neighbors across the street thought it was really a cool tree and planted one in their front yard. It's still alive and doing fine. I have a variety of magnolia in place of where our river birch used to be.

[lspencer534]

Beautiful, healthy plants, '77Babe! You mentioned growing asparagus in a raised bed. That's the way I have mine, in two 4' x 8' raised beds, each 12" high. I recommend 2 beds because asparagus tends to grow at erratic intervals, and it's hard to get enough mature spears for a meal from one bed.

If you don't know how to grow asparagus, here's how: Don't grow from seeds, get dormant roots (called "crowns"), preferably all male hybrid plants. They devote all their efforts to production instead of making seeds.

Dig two 12"-deep trenches lengthwise in the 4' x' 8' planter. Place the crowns spread out over mounds of soil (like you plant roses) 18" apart and cover with 3" of soil. When they're grown thru that 3" of soil, add another 3", and keep going until your dirt is level at the height of the planter.

Pick no spears the first year, maybe just a few the second year, and all ou want in subsequent years. Use a soaker hose to keep the soil moist, and fertilize well beginning the second year. They're big eaters. Asparagus won't tolerate weeds, grass, or competition from other vegetables. Keep your beds clean by hand-weeding only.

[lspencer534]

Yes, that's definitely a river birch. I miss the one that used to live just next to our front entryway. It was really nifty looking with the paper-like bark and it also had three main trunks. But it just up and died, apparently some sort of worm bored into it and killed it deader than a door nail. My then-neighbors across the street thought it was really a cool tree and planted one in their front yard. It's still alive and doing fine. I have a variety of magnolia in place of where our river birch used to be.

One caution about river birches: They are very messy trees all year long. Almost everyone who had one cut it down. Never plant one close to your hose because they will clog your gutters frequently.

['77Babe]

Beautiful, healthy plants, '77Babe! You mentioned growing asparagus in a raised bed. That's the way I have mine, in two 4' x 8' raised beds, each 12" high. I recommend 2 beds because asparagus tends to grow at erratic intervals, and it's hard to get enough mature spears for a meal from one bed.

If you don't know how to grow asparagus, here's how: Don't grow from seeds, get dormant roots (called "crowns"), preferably all male hybrid plants. They devote all their efforts to production instead of making seeds.

Dig two 12"-deep trenches lengthwise in the 4' x' 8' planter. Place the crowns spread out over mounds of soil (like you plant roses) 18" apart and cover with 3" of soil. When they're grown thru that 3" of soil, add another 3", and keep going until your dirt is level at the height of the planter.

Pick no spears the first year, maybe just a few the second year, and all ou want in subsequent years. Use a soaker hose to keep the soil moist, and fertilize well beginning the second year. They're big eaters. Asparagus won't tolerate weeds, grass, or competition from other vegetables. Keep your beds clean by hand-weeding only.

Thanks. :seasix: A lot of it is luck, though. :D And not everyone survives me. :leaving:

The seeds are already planted and growing. :leaving:

I went with seeds because I heard they will be hardier and do better. Plus I figured we wouldn't get to setting up the raised bed this year yet and this way I could still get a head start.

That is a lot of space dedicated to asparagus...

[78SA]

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[CertInsaneC5]

If you think that fence is going to keep those strawberries in, I got news for ya. :rofl:

But it hopefully will keep the bunnies out.

Good looking crop there. :cert:


The birds are a whole different story. I lost almost my whole raspberry crop last year to them and the wasps. :sadangel:

[CertInsaneC5]

Thanks. :seasix: A lot of it is luck, though. :D And not everyone survives me. :leaving:

The seeds are already planted and growing. :leaving:

I went with seeds because I heard they will be hardier and do better. Plus I figured we wouldn't get to setting up the raised bed this year yet and this way I could still get a head start.

That is a lot of space dedicated to asparagus...

I had asparagus when I moved in here. Do not throw mulch on the bed at the end of the year. Trust me on this. :leaving:

[lspencer534]

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You must really, really like strawberries!

[78SA]

If you think that fence is going to keep those strawberries in, I got news for ya. :rofl:

But it hopefully will keep the bunnies out.

Good looking crop there. :cert:


The birds are a whole different story. I lost almost my whole raspberry crop last year to them and the wasps. :sadangel:
Bunnies keep getting in. A terrapin got in too. :lol:
You must really, really like strawberries!

They are growing like weeds!! :willy:

['77Babe]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/Flapss/IMG_0151.jpg

Best garden buddy of the year! It's amazing the difference they make with aphids.

[allthrottleandsomebottle]

Got my 1st french radishes the other day.
Mesculine is in a few days, tomates are blooming!
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/photopost/direct_data/1271/radish_5-6-14_162.JPG

[Dave]

And we ALMOST have leaves on the trees up here. No harvesting happening for a while! Almost ready to transplant and move things outside.

[Mike Mercury]

And we ALMOST have leaves on the trees up here. No harvesting happening for a while! Almost ready to transplant and move things outside.

our trees are late in budding; almost to the point a couple of weeks ago - they almost looked like they had died over the winter.

Slowly, they are starting to come alive

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[78SA]

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[CertInsaneC5]

Well there goes 20 heirloom tomato plants, grown from seed ruined.

Started them in February.

I got a chance at community plot this this year. They go fast and I signed up early last year for one and got it. :hurray:

The frost we had here Friday got them. I went out yesterday afternoon and they looked damaged. But I thought they might make it back. Not so this morning. :sadangel:

Perhaps Sweet corn will be next. But not until about the end of the month. Not going to get burned again.:issues:

[Ruffy]

I need to harvest my rhubarb

[Jeff '79]

I just cleaned out the greenhouse that was full of weeds and vines from neglect of use. :rolleyes:
Just another one of my wife's pipe dream projects that got boring real quick for her. Lucky me, as usual, gets to walk behind and clean up the mess.
I think I'm gonna start growing pot. She'd have a shit fit though...:dance:

[78SA]

Birds won't leave my strawberries alone. :toetap:

[lspencer534]

Birds won't leave my strawberries alone. :toetap:

Deer-X 7 ft. x 100 ft. Dalen Products Black Polypropylene Protective Fencing-DX-7 at The Home Depot (http://www.homedepot.com/p/Deer-X-7-ft-x-100-ft-Dalen-Products-Black-Polypropylene-Protective-Fencing-DX-7/202871745)

[78SA]

Deer-X 7 ft. x 100 ft. Dalen Products Black Polypropylene Protective Fencing-DX-7 at The Home Depot (http://www.homedepot.com/p/Deer-X-7-ft-x-100-ft-Dalen-Products-Black-Polypropylene-Protective-Fencing-DX-7/202871745)

Birds. :leaving:

[MrPeabody]

Birds won't leave my strawberries alone. :toetap:

I had problems with birds, too. Last year I went to the dollar store and they had brightly colored pinwheels for the memorial day holiday. I bought a bunch of them and put them all around the garden and they do a good job of scaring the birds away. The motion and bright colors seem to scare them off.

[island14]

I had problems with birds, too. Last year I went to the dollar store and they had brightly colored pinwheels for the memorial day holiday. I bought a bunch of them and put them all around the garden and they do a good job of scaring the birds away. The motion and bright colors seem to scare them off.

All you need is a Filipino kid with a sling shot to thin them out..

They will cook up a sparrow... :lol:

[MrPeabody]

All you need is a Filipino kid with a sling shot to thin them out..

They will cook up a sparrow... :lol:

My wife has nailed a few of them with the BB gun.:yesnod:

[lspencer534]

Birds. :leaving:

I have to use netting on my figs, plums, peaches, nectarines, etc.,; otherwise there would be nothing left by the birds.

['77Babe]

Yesterday I made elderblossom liqueur, today elderblossom/wine jelly and when I get more blossoms, it's time for syrup. And at some point probably more liqueur. :D

[78SA]

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[JRD77VET]

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Peas in the back and radishes in the front.
Just had the first couple radishes :seasix:

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String beans are just starting to come up.

[allthrottleandsomebottle]

The bottle tree is near complete :D
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More sweet peas today, almost a pound!
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Cherries will be ready soon
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The garden is looking pretty good
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[Steve Austin]

I have one tomato.:dance:

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[allthrottleandsomebottle]

My buddy is backkkkkkkkkkkkkk
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My ras & black berries are looking good
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And one of my smaller Devils walking sticks, only 12' tall so far....

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[JRD77VET]

Garden is coming around nicely :hurray:

Peas ( in the back ) are almost done. Mint tea around the gutter drain and chives "clump" towards the front.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/DSC00585.jpg~original

String beans and lima beans are doing well
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/DSC00586.jpg~original


Tomatoes in the back ( we'll be canning this year :yesnod: )
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/DSC00583.jpg~original

my jalapeños :hurray:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/DSC00581.jpg~original

[allthrottleandsomebottle]

All starting to come in
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/photopost/direct_data/1271/garden_6-27-14_015.JPG

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/photopost/direct_data/1271/garden_6-27-14_019.JPG

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/photopost/direct_data/1271/garden_6-27-14_020.JPG

[Steve Austin]

Been eating cherry tomatoes for 2 weeks. Green beans are ready to pick. Cucumbers ar 1" long . may be a while on those. :D:D

[Stumpy]

zombie

[JRD77VET]

Jalapeños ( left ), tomatoes ( back left ) and fall peas all doing well
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/DSC00691.jpg~original

Lima beans growing good
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/DSC00692.jpg~original

Broccoli and cauliflower growing nicely too
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/JRD77VET/house/garden/Garden%202014/DSC00693.jpg~original