Tucker943
Bamboo Plantation Owner
Maybe Budweiser first, THEN some cucumber?
Gardening - Growing Your Own.
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sotc
Dormant hero!!
Burnham
Woods walker
That's looking less like gardening and more like farming to me, Willie 
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sotc
Dormant hero!!
Yeah, farmer at heart. This is the cake we got him for his birthday, the party is today. Sorry Stig, the corn will be fouled by sharing the grill with a couple tri tip
sotc
Dormant hero!!
How does he handle the tomato vines, Willie? Stakes, trellis, cages? I thought my dad had a bunch with 200+, but 950? WOW!
sotc
Dormant hero!!
Just bush em, no need for cages unless you want your garden purdy or don't have much room
Any pics of the poly-dome, Stig? (Or have you posted them in another thread?) I'm thinking of building a hoop top over at least one of our raised beds so we can get some stuff in the ground earlier next spring.
I posted them in the old garden thread, before Butch decided it would be fun to start a new one.
https://www.masterblasterhome.com/showthread.php?15761-Gardening-2012/page10
I found a fine description of how to build your own here: http://www.gardenplansireland.com/forum/about1919.html
But being the lazy dude I am, I ended up just buying one.
(Actually I couldn't get most of the stuff here in commieland)
https://www.masterblasterhome.com/showthread.php?15761-Gardening-2012/page10
I found a fine description of how to build your own here: http://www.gardenplansireland.com/forum/about1919.html
But being the lazy dude I am, I ended up just buying one.
(Actually I couldn't get most of the stuff here in commieland
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MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
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The point of this thread was to enlighten me as to which vegetables are the the most popular to grow.
Unbunch your skivvies, Stig.
Just a reminder.
Unbunch your skivvies, Stig.
So, what are the top veggies to grow? Potato's? Carrots? Lettuce?
Let's hear it.
Just a reminder.
No problem, Butch.
I just like to jerk your chain once in a while.
That said, I also think you do one hell of a fine job moderating us all.
Compared to all the other treework forums this one ROCKS, and is the only one I care to hang out in.
You have managed to get some of the best, experienced and most of all, friendly ( I should know, having visited a bunch of them) tree-people to join this community ( Ooops, commie word, sorry!) I give you an humongus amount of credit for that.
So don't take it hard when I give your chain a little jerk once in a while
Besides, I don't wear skivvies, I wear panties on weekends, as stated in another thread.
I just like to jerk your chain once in a while.
That said, I also think you do one hell of a fine job moderating us all.
Compared to all the other treework forums this one ROCKS, and is the only one I care to hang out in.
You have managed to get some of the best, experienced and most of all, friendly ( I should know, having visited a bunch of them) tree-people to join this community ( Ooops, commie word, sorry!) I give you an humongus amount of credit for that.
So don't take it hard when I give your chain a little jerk once in a while
Besides, I don't wear skivvies, I wear panties on weekends, as stated in another thread.
woodworkingboy
TreeHouser
I thought that bush tomatoes were normally for tomato juice. I guess that you don't get much rain during the growing season or the tomatoes would tend to crack. What does your fil do with what all he produces, Willie?
sotc
Dormant hero!!
Some years we don't get a drop of rain from May thru October. He sells them and gives them away. Last year was the first time he went 200 tomatoes, he did 600. Something about it really drives him to grow stuff. He does pumpkins, winter squash, summer squash, cantaloupe, water melon, cukes, strawberries and on and on
sotc
Dormant hero!!
By bush, I mean he just lets them bush, he has 20 varieties of tomatoes going i'd bet
woodworkingboy
TreeHouser
A well maintained vegee garden is a beautiful things, I can see why your fil enjoys it.
Butch, I think that tomatoes, green peppers, and eggplant, is often a staple in folk's gardens. Pretty easy to grow. I'm digging what is called sunny lettuce. It doesn't form a head, but after you pick the leaves it keeps replenishing itself, keeps going on and on quickly filling out again. The lettuce is very soft but not limp when fresh, perfect if you like salads. I eat salad for breakfast now.
Butch, I think that tomatoes, green peppers, and eggplant, is often a staple in folk's gardens. Pretty easy to grow. I'm digging what is called sunny lettuce. It doesn't form a head, but after you pick the leaves it keeps replenishing itself, keeps going on and on quickly filling out again. The lettuce is very soft but not limp when fresh, perfect if you like salads. I eat salad for breakfast now.
Tucker943
Bamboo Plantation Owner
This thread has me bumming out that i didn't plant a garden. I should have. I even have a rototiller.
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
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At least you didn't wear it out... it's still good to go! 
Burnham
Woods walker
Till it up, put in some herbs under a shade cloth, and throw in some hills of red potatoes...still time to get new ones, oh so sweet and tasty.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Tonights dinner was grilled pork with herb rub, fresh broccoli and corn.
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flynhigh
Guest
Tomatoes and strawberry,I would like to grow butter beans.
Tucker943
Bamboo Plantation Owner
I'd like to grow money.
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
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Isn't that called being a farmer?
Tucker943
Bamboo Plantation Owner
No, I mean straight cash. Pluckin Ben Franklins off the plant.
