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Healthy Tomatoes
I’ve done battle with Late Blight for several years now, but I refuse to give in to this plague. When my tomato patch turned to mush last year as my plants all withered away, I took the opportunity to learn … Continue reading
Hit the Ground Running
I came home to a surprise on Monday when I rounded the corner on the windy dirt road which I live. I looked up at my huge garden and noticed it was a different color then I expected. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Dirt, Growing Season, Tomatoes
Tagged Amish Paste, Brandywine, Cherokee Purple, San Marzano, tomatoes
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Welcome to the Jungle
This year, I’ve started about a week later then past years, and so I’m trying to be maticulous in tracking my plants growth. I’m curious to see just how important the planting times are. Above you can see my jungle … Continue reading
Posted in Celery, Greenhouse, Growing Season, Peppers, Tomatoes
Tagged celery, Growth, peppers, tomatoes
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Blight and Tomato Trials
Late blight has ruined the tomato patch, and as a way to look “on the bright side of life”, I’m treating this outbreak as a learning opportunity. I’ve split up the patch into different zones, each with an identifying marker. … Continue reading
So Much for My Social Life
It’s Time ! If you’ve been following my posts for long, you probably know that I have well over 300 tomato plants in my garden. This spring I planted 20 + varieties, and had over 600 plants in the greenhouse. … Continue reading
Market Re-Mix
Here it is market day again, and I’ve delivered my produce to the person who will be selling it. I’ve made it a point this time to be very clear about the entire process, drop off time, profit shares, pickup … Continue reading
Checking on the Tomato Patch
Here’s me and my little gardening helper. We were checking out the size of the Yellow Brandywine Tomatoes, which are almost taller then my nephew. The heat has been quite warm lately, hence me and the little guy figured we’d show … Continue reading
Posted in People, Tomatoes & Peppers
Tagged red alert, tomatoes, yellow brandywine, yellow stuffer
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First Melons
Melons are something I didn’t think I was very good at growing, as last years melons never got bigger then the one in the photo above. This year, I’ve changed three things: Manure, Water and Weed Cover. These changes have … Continue reading
Posted in Afflictions, Cucumbers, Fertilizer, Melons, People, Tomatoes & Peppers
Tagged Fertilizer, helpers, melons, tomatoes, weeding
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Happy 4th of July !
Here’s a picture of the majority of the garden. I’ve left out the lettuce patch as the rabbits and the weeds have decimated it. It’s not all bad though, that was the part of the garden I’ve put the least … Continue reading
Posted in Corn, Cucumbers, Melons
Tagged cucurbits, peppers, San Marzano, Three Leaf Seedling, tomatoes, watering
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The Late Overfill Garden
This spring, I’ve met a new friend, who hasn’t done much gardening in the past, but was quite interested in trying it out. There was some nice dirt next to the barn, and the previous gardener decided not to plant … Continue reading
Posted in Corn, Cucumbers, General, Greenhouse, Melons, Tomatoes & Peppers
Tagged corn, cucumbers, greenhouse, tomatoes
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