Garden site #2 PIC's

Worth1 · April 8, 2008

Here is the new garden site at the other place it's a little behind the 1st one but it should do ok I hope.
I have peppers, squash, cucumbers and tomatoes at this one.

I am so tired of planting tomatoes.

Worth

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beck3465 · April 8, 2008

Looks great!!! I wonder....when does a hobby become work???

dcarch · April 8, 2008

I see your are making good use of the tiller

dcarch

matereater · April 8, 2008

Looks like all that hard work of yours has paid off quite nicely, good lookin plot there worth, good luck with the crop! (you may have to hire some field hands to help pick all them maters!!)

Granny · April 8, 2008

Looks good. I'm jealous. Snow cover is gone but we're still frozen up the hill.

Leroy · April 8, 2008

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Here is the new garden site at the other place

The other place. Is this where you go to hide from your wife? Like the fortress of solitude?

It looks good.

salix · April 8, 2008

Looks great, not just the lovely tomato plants, but the trees with green leaves, blue sky...

I am sitting at the computer, and looking out the window I see leafless trees, snowbanks and a few spitting snow flurries.

bryanccfshr · April 8, 2008

Nice work. It's nice to have the irrigation water available in that field.

babylark · April 9, 2008

What a lovely looking plot! I'm chompin at the bit to get mine ready. I need to do something this weekend!

Worth1 · April 9, 2008

Thanks to all of you guys.

It has been a real chore and the area in the middle is as hard as a rock.
( I put the hot peppers there, I figured that if I gave them a hard life they would be HOT.)

Then some of the area is very good soil.

Time will tell.

GIZZARDFARM · April 11, 2008

Nice Worth, now thats a Gizzard sized garden...good work. Do you you use those Texas tomato cages on all those too?

snappybob · April 11, 2008

Looking good Worth. How many tomato plants do you have total?

Worth1 · April 11, 2008

I dont know how I will support them yet.

I have around 200 plants and I am in way over my head.

Oh well

Worth

bryanccfshr · April 12, 2008

If it stays as dry as it has been you may be OK without support at all. I would either do that or if you have time and funds and energy to do so try some trellising. Heck some t-post with 9 wire strung from 5-6' high horizantally with twine dropped down from the wire to provide support would ber economical but labor and time intensive.. and you and I know what can happen in 2 weeks away. Ha! Get some hay or straw and spread it and hope for the best!

amideutch · April 12, 2008

Worth, you can use the Carolyn method and let them sprawl. What you need to do now is build some kind of roadside stand to sell your maters or line up some restaraunts to sell them to. Anyway you look at it your going to have tomatoes comming out of your you know what.

Ami

P.S. You better load up some shotgun shells with rock salt for them tomato poachers.You got a gun rack in that truck?

SWEET

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Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Garden site #2 PIC's Here is the new garden site at the other place it's a little behind the 1st one but it should do ok I hope. I have peppers, squash, cucumbers and tomatoes at this one. I am so tired of planting tomatoes. Worth Attachment 4225 Attachment 4226 Attachment 4227 Last edited by Worth1; November 17, 2012 at 06:44 PM.

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dcarch Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: NY Posts: 2,618	I see your are making good use of the tiller dcarch __________________ tomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomato matomato tomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomato matomato tomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomato matomato

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matereater Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: S.E. Michigan (Livonia) Posts: 1,264	Looks like all that hard work of yours has paid off quite nicely, good lookin plot there worth, good luck with the crop! (you may have to hire some field hands to help pick all them maters!!) __________________ Steve Cleverly disguised as a responsible adult

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bryanccfshr Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2007 Location: Farmington, Nm Posts: 450	Nice work. It's nice to have the irrigation water available in that field. __________________ I moved!

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babylark Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Lebanon, PA • Zone 6a Posts: 145	What a lovely looking plot! I'm chompin at the bit to get mine ready. I need to do something this weekend! __________________ I can not be held responsible for anything typed above, as I believe my Corgis have learned to type!

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beck3465 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Crystal Beach, Texas Posts: 89	Looks great!!! I wonder....when does a hobby become work???

April 8, 2008	#5
Granny Tomatovillian™ Honoree Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 507	Looks good. I'm jealous. Snow cover is gone but we're still frozen up the hill.

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salix Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: north central B.C. Posts: 2,310	Looks great, not just the lovely tomato plants, but the trees with green leaves, blue sky... I am sitting at the computer, and looking out the window I see leafless trees, snowbanks and a few spitting snow flurries.

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GIZZARDFARM Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: COMFORT TENNESSEE Posts: 300	Nice Worth, now thats a Gizzard sized garden...good work. Do you you use those Texas tomato cages on all those too?

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snappybob SETTFest™ Coordinator Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 214	Looking good Worth. How many tomato plants do you have total?

April 12, 2008	#14
bryanccfshr Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2007 Location: Farmington, Nm Posts: 450	If it stays as dry as it has been you may be OK without support at all. I would either do that or if you have time and funds and energy to do so try some trellising. Heck some t-post with 9 wire strung from 5-6' high horizantally with twine dropped down from the wire to provide support would ber economical but labor and time intensive.. and you and I know what can happen in 2 weeks away. Ha! Get some hay or straw and spread it and hope for the best! __________________ I moved!

April 12, 2008	#15
amideutch Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Germany 49°26"N 07°36"E Posts: 5,041	Worth, you can use the Carolyn method and let them sprawl. What you need to do now is build some kind of roadside stand to sell your maters or line up some restaraunts to sell them to. Anyway you look at it your going to have tomatoes comming out of your you know what. Ami P.S. You better load up some shotgun shells with rock salt for them tomato poachers.You got a gun rack in that truck? SWEET __________________ Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting ‘...Holy Crap .....What a ride!'