Tilled up half an acre for this year's garden yesterday...

Baizanator · March 6, 2014

Been having so tough times on the personal side of things and find that gardening takes my mind off of things by keeping me focused on other things. As a result, my garden got a bit bigger this year. Doing .5 acres and tilled it up yesterday. I've posted my grow list for tomatoes but it's going to get posted again along with everything else I've either planted or will plant.

Tomatoes
1884
Absinthe
Aker's West Virginia
Arbuznyi
Arkansas Traveler
Berkeley Tie-Dye
Berkeley Tie-Dye Pink
Big Ben
Big Cheef F6
Black and Brown Boar
Black Cherry
Bosque Blue
Captain Lucky
Cherokee Purple
Copper River
Cuostralee
Dixiewine
Dr. Lyle
Great White
Green Giant
Harvard Square
Humph
Lemon Boy
Livingston's Paragon
Maiden's Gold
Omar's Lebanese
Pampelmuse
Persimmon
Porter - Charles Herring Strain
Porter Improved
Purple Calabash
Siberian Tiger
Taylor Lacey Leaf
Yellow Dragon

Cucumbers
Armenian
Collier
Jaune Dickfleischige
Poona Kheera

Radishes
Black Spanish - Round
China Rose
Chinese Red Meat
French Breakfast

Corn
Cherokee White Flour
Reid's Yellow Dent
Silver Queen

Beets
Burpee Golden OG
Detroit Dark Red

Okra
Alabama Red
Burgundy
Cowhorn
Eagle Pass
Hill Country Red
Jing Orange
Star of David

Potatoes
Pontiac Red
Russet
Yukon Gold

Cabbage
Chinese Cabbage
Late Flat Dutch

Onion
Texas 1015

Peppers
Cayenne
Chiltepin
Cowhorn
Fooled You
Jalapeno Hot M

FILMNET · March 6, 2014

WOW beautiful, i truly love Brads tomatoes enjoy the black ones and Berkeley Tie-Dye which my friends and we love.

Redbaron · March 7, 2014

Sounds good Baize. Maybe I'll get a chance to drop by later this year and check it out. Happy growing.

kurt · March 7, 2014

When I grow Lemon Boys I have found they need a lot of room,maybe some adjustment in your spacing.They came early and stayed late,very prolific.Have fun.

Baizanator · March 7, 2014

Quote:

Originally Posted by kurt

When I grow Lemon Boys I have found they need a lot of room,maybe some adjustment in your spacing.They came early and stayed late,very prolific.Have fun.

Kurt, I didn't say anything about spacing. I plant my tomatoes 2.5 feet apart.

PureHarvest · March 7, 2014

Nice!

kurt · March 7, 2014

Quote:

Originally Posted by Baizanator

Kurt, I didn't say anything about spacing. I plant my tomatoes 2.5 feet apart.

Intent was to say that the Lemon Boys probaly need more room than the average 2-3ft.

katkoot · March 7, 2014

That looks like a great assortment! I love all the colors and types you have in there. I also prefer a wide assortment of stuff. How many of these are going to be trials/new to you versus tried and true?

Julianna

walt456 · March 7, 2014

I can't wait to get started on the garden myself. I noticed you don't have any squash listed do you not like them or is a space issue?

Hermitian · March 7, 2014

Quote:

Originally Posted by Baizanator

... my garden got a bit bigger this year. Doing .5 acres and tilled it up yesterday. ...

Good going! I hope you have a really fruitful year.

madddawg · March 8, 2014

Wow. That is quiet the list. Very impressive.

Sun City Linda · March 8, 2014

Growing things in a garden is the best medicine ever! Be blessed!

bughunter99 · March 8, 2014

We want pictures!

Man that is a lot of Okra!

I recognize a lot of your tomato choices. Good stuff!

Stacy

marc_groleau · March 8, 2014

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Originally Posted by bughunter99

We want pictures!

Man that is a lot of Okra!

I recognize a lot of your tomato choices. Good stuff!

Stacy

If there are no pictures it didn't happen

Fred Hempel · March 8, 2014

That list makes me hungry.

March 6, 2014	#1
Baizanator Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Hamilton, Texas Posts: 382	Tilled up half an acre for this year's garden yesterday... Been having so tough times on the personal side of things and find that gardening takes my mind off of things by keeping me focused on other things. As a result, my garden got a bit bigger this year. Doing .5 acres and tilled it up yesterday. I've posted my grow list for tomatoes but it's going to get posted again along with everything else I've either planted or will plant. Tomatoes 1884 Absinthe Aker's West Virginia Arbuznyi Arkansas Traveler Berkeley Tie-Dye Berkeley Tie-Dye Pink Big Ben Big Cheef F6 Black and Brown Boar Black Cherry Bosque Blue Captain Lucky Cherokee Purple Copper River Cuostralee Dixiewine Dr. Lyle Great White Green Giant Harvard Square Humph Lemon Boy Livingston's Paragon Maiden's Gold Omar's Lebanese Pampelmuse Persimmon Porter - Charles Herring Strain Porter Improved Purple Calabash Siberian Tiger Taylor Lacey Leaf Yellow Dragon Cucumbers Armenian Collier Jaune Dickfleischige Poona Kheera Radishes Black Spanish - Round China Rose Chinese Red Meat French Breakfast Corn Cherokee White Flour Reid's Yellow Dent Silver Queen Beets Burpee Golden OG Detroit Dark Red Okra Alabama Red Burgundy Cowhorn Eagle Pass Hill Country Red Jing Orange Star of David Potatoes Pontiac Red Russet Yukon Gold Cabbage Chinese Cabbage Late Flat Dutch Onion Texas 1015 Peppers Cayenne Chiltepin Cowhorn Fooled You Jalapeno Hot M

March 7, 2014	#3
Redbaron Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 4,488	Sounds good Baize. Maybe I'll get a chance to drop by later this year and check it out. Happy growing. __________________ Scott AKA The Redbaron "Permaculture is a philosophy of working with, rather than against nature; of protracted & thoughtful observation rather than protracted & thoughtless labour; & of looking at plants & animals in all their functions, rather than treating any area as a single-product system." Bill Mollison co-founder of permaculture

March 7, 2014	#4
kurt Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Homestead,Everglades City Fl. Posts: 2,500	When I grow Lemon Boys I have found they need a lot of room,maybe some adjustment in your spacing.They came early and stayed late,very prolific.Have fun. __________________ KURT

March 8, 2014	#11
madddawg Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Missouri Posts: 407	Wow. That is quiet the list. Very impressive. __________________ I grow a garden not just for the food I harvest, but for the creation of life itself. Johnny Cash

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March 6, 2014	#2
FILMNET Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: North Charleston,South Carolina, USA Posts: 1,803	WOW beautiful, i truly love Brads tomatoes enjoy the black ones and Berkeley Tie-Dye which my friends and we love.

March 7, 2014	#6
PureHarvest Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Mid-Atlantic right on the line of Zone 7a and 7b Posts: 1,369	Nice!

March 7, 2014	#8
katkoot Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: California Posts: 69	That looks like a great assortment! I love all the colors and types you have in there. I also prefer a wide assortment of stuff. How many of these are going to be trials/new to you versus tried and true? Julianna

March 7, 2014	#9
walt456 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: VA Posts: 235	I can't wait to get started on the garden myself. I noticed you don't have any squash listed do you not like them or is a space issue?

March 8, 2014	#12
Sun City Linda Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: SoCal Inland Posts: 2,705	Growing things in a garden is the best medicine ever! Be blessed!

March 8, 2014	#13
bughunter99 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: zone 5 Posts: 821	We want pictures! Man that is a lot of Okra! I recognize a lot of your tomato choices. Good stuff! Stacy

March 8, 2014	#15
Fred Hempel Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Sunol, CA Posts: 2,723	That list makes me hungry.