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| Well, this is as far as it goes thus far. I have
three red tree habanero de arbols 4 white habanero a s*$tbox of 2nd gen cayennes (10 or so in red cups and another dozen in 4 packs, and a mass tray that looks like a forest of two leaf plants) 28 Biker billy jalapenos 5 black pearls 4 Black Scorpion Tongue 6 goat's weed 2 aji benito 6 NuMex Big Jim 12 Fish Peppers 4 fatali 9 lost tag plants, dont even know if they are peppers, could be eggplant there are more i just cant think of them at the moment
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- Posted by gardendawgie 10 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 8, 11 at 19:20
| I like to sprinkle a little Buckwheat on the ground for the bees. Nothing like it. Attracts everything. The buckwheat flowers are by far the super best to attract beneficial bees and other beneficial bugs. It also is grown to build up the soil. |
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| good idea, i'll think about that. I also now have 3 Pequin plants Tomatos: My Wild Onion has also started to come up in its bed and I have planted Alissa? onions in my garden and some of the Atwoods variety. My Purple Graffiti Cauliflower and Broccoli Romanesco are also i nthe ground at 7 and 6 plants respectively and also have a Goji Berry Thing growing it's little bitty though. I have thought about growing some tea ingredients but I would have to plant a bunch of stuff in the garden first to free up space and still attempting: Also I have become fairly certain that the 9 un named plants I have may be Eggplant. time will tell More pictures tonight when I get back from class |
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These Are my Unknowns - I think they might be eggplant - just as likely a pepper though
view across some trays
Red Tree Habanero - This one is going to be a house plant once it gets good and going
view 2
Peppers Almost ready for red cups or small pots, whatever I get them in first
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- Posted by ottawapepper (My Page) on Sat, Mar 12, 11 at 21:45
| Looks like you're doing great. You're on your way to a good 2011 harvest! Bill |
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| Your UGO (unidentified green object)looks like an eggplant, and I have great envy for your growing setup. :) |
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Worms Already? REALLY? ![]() I'll take care of these little guys tomorrow ![]() Bradford Pear in bloom ![]() Redbud and the front of my shed ![]() Freckles and Brownie keeping her in line ![]() attempting hardening off on a windy day ![]() The garden, tilled and ready ![]() Garden junk getting sorted out and mowing down the weeds ![]() The farthest bed is Wild Onion, the middle is Asparagus, and the closest is garlic, although i havent finished clearing out the old weeds yet. ![]() Two broken cats. They just don't work anymore... Actually they both are fairly lively just not at the moment. The one on the left (boots aka tuxedo cat) I found in the woods as a kitten, she walked right up to me. She has survived being abandoned, hit by a car and shot twice, all in the last year. The one on the right, Blackie is old enough that nobody remembers when we got her only that it has been more than 13 years since our neighbor had a litter of black kittens. ![]() Another free tree from the dumpster =) ![]() First Asparagus ![]() This is Not Asparagus |
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- Posted by sworegonjim 8 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 22, 11 at 18:46
| The "not Asparagus", could it be garlic? Probably a flower... |
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- Posted by greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a (My Page) on Tue, Mar 22, 11 at 19:44
| Nice pics! You've got a lot of room! ;-) Josh |
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| alass... mere johnson grass I've already hand picked a 5 gallon bucket of JG and Bermuda out of the garden as it's started to come up |
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| hey all, haven't updated in a while I know. Just wanted to say my garden was hit (along with my house and shop buildings) by a tornado and I haven't had time yet to get to fixing my garden. all my prep work and care and i MIGHT have 15 or so plants left in my garden =( oh well, pics after weeding and cleanup is finished |
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| Ouch! Hate to hear that! At least you're ok!! |
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- Posted by Spongey600 San Diego Z10 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 1, 11 at 1:36
| oh man, that is terrible to hear!!!!! |
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| That is awful T .Did any of your plants survive? I am glad you are OK. |
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- Posted by OffbeatJenn none (My Page) on Mon, Jul 4, 11 at 2:10
| The garden can be replanted, and the shop and house can be rebuilt. I'm just glad to see that you are still here with us. Please keep us updated. :-) |
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| well, winding up my 2011 gardening year, i had photos of the garden and house and buildings after the tornado but for the life of me i can't seem to find them. I dug up two black scorpion tongue 4 biker billy jalapenos and 5 second season cayennes, one that almost seems like a serano/cayenne cross but only put on one or two peppers (which i ate). I'll try my hand at overwintering but I dont expect a lot, hoping to get atleast one of the jalapenos and cayennes for indoor plants. I still have a medicine bottle full of harvested cayenne seeds for next year. Garden's going to need a heck of a lot of work for the next season, most of my topsoil was sucked away leaving only hard clay soil and roofing shingles. Now mostly interspersed with bermuda grass and johnson grass with a dash of hogs weed sporadically interspersed. We've got the garden shed mostly rebuilt, currently waiting for insulation and I'm going to try to build a good sized green house having found a shop that told me they would sell the translucent panels pretty cheap seeing how they have had them in their salvage shop for years. Good luck all with 2012 - one step forward and two steps back I guess haha |
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| Best of luck Tlowery! |
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