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Old June 18, 2016   #1
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Default Raybo's EarthTainer "Farm" June 18 (Plantout + 3 Months)

Now into early Summer production:



Bloody Butcher is really in full swing:



MarNar F6 is doing great:



Tastes excellent:



Brandy Boy growing like crazy over the top of the cage:



About ready for picking:



Monotaro growing but no ripe ones yet:



Cukes in my EarthBoxes looking good:



Sweet Success:



The Sweeter Yet in the EarthTainers are doing super:



So, all is well for this time of year:



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Old June 18, 2016   #2
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Hi Raybo,

Looks beautiful! I love seeing all that red .

Do I see a patch of green lawn??

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Old June 19, 2016   #3
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Those cukes are making my mouth water. Mine are nowhere near yours, I don't see any fruits yet, puny little things
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Old June 19, 2016   #4
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Ray, the tomatoes and cucumbers both look wonderful! You're going to have a great summer!! Darlene
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Thanks for keeping us updated. Great looking garden.

Do you have problems with Moths ~ worms in fruit? On my original plants, I covered at night with tulle when I saw the first pickle worm in one of the cucumbers.

WOW ! You really keep the cucumbers pruned; I'm trying to keep my test group contained. At least on these 2 plants, I'm doing tulle from the beginning so they won't ever get out of hand like the last group. Should have planted Sweet Success that isn't bee dependent.

I love your cages too; so tall. They look ideal - that is what I want for the fall season.
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Wow Ray! Just plain wow!
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Are those cages stacked pea fence? What holds top to bottom cage?
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Looking great, as usual Raybo!

I have to say that the production from my tainers this year has been the biggest ever, and it's not close! That said, after holding their own for a long time, the last 3 weeks of May with rain nearly daily put the disease ahead to stay. One little patch of gray mold turned out to be far, far more significant and between that and other disease, things got really ugly foliage wise. Still, all plants hanging in there (black cherry the most feeble) and me looking for new ways to prepare tomatoes! Gazpacho tonight! Heat beater like none other!
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Thanks Folks for the kind words.

Anne - yes green grass - lot's of Spring rain this year.

Shrinkrap - The cages are held together with Wire Rope Clips:





Very handy hardware component!

Dewayne - glad to hear you got a good crop before mold hit. Folks over in the Austin area had an even more difficult Season, from what I heard.

Near 100 here this week, so time to work inside.

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Noyce!

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