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June 8, 2017 | #62 |
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Okay, thanks for the input jmsieglaff!!!!
It is finally starting to act like summer this week finally. After having a May snow and the usual hail storms, plus it's been rainy for a change in area north of Denver. |
June 9, 2017 | #63 |
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A quick pic of various dwarfs and their varying habit.
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June 10, 2017 | #64 |
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Jm, those look so gorgeous.
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June 10, 2017 | #65 |
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Getting more than just a little tired of seeing these darn green Menard's buckets.
All I have to chose from is the ugly orange Halloween Home depot buckets and am jealous. Worth |
June 12, 2017 | #66 |
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June 16, 2017 | #67 |
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Thanks everyone! Wanted to share a picture of the peppers, all are doing great!
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June 17, 2017 | #68 |
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Very nice!
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June 17, 2017 | #69 |
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Those peppers are gorgeous!
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June 24, 2017 | #70 |
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Sharing a few tomato pictures this time.
First: Orange Jazz (left) and KBX (right). OJ is a lot smaller of a plant but also has the largest fruit of all tomatoes in the garden. Second: Crnkovic Yugoslavian (left) and Daniel Burson (right)z. CY is a monster--tallest and densest non-cherry indeterminate in the garden load with blossoms and small fruits. DB shorter but similarly dense and loaded with blossoms. Third: Black Cherry (right) and Garnet (left). Dense tall cherries. Fourth: Noire de Crimee (left) and Black Krim (right). Very similar, we will see how they turn out. Plants thus far having one of the best years in a while! Last edited by jmsieglaff; June 24, 2017 at 05:04 PM. |
June 24, 2017 | #71 |
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Hope the pot of gold is healthy plants and loads of tomatoes!
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June 24, 2017 | #72 |
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The gardens are looking fantastic as usual. I'm surprised at the difference between OJ and KBX. It is a very big difference in plants.
That's a nice capture of the rainbow. It probably ends at Dutch's place!
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June 24, 2017 | #73 |
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Very nice garden jmsieglaff!!! Love the rainbow picture!!
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June 25, 2017 | #74 |
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Thanks everyone! Patti, the differences in those plants really has struck me too, I think it is just variety differences--both seem completely healthy. KBX was a big healthy machine for me last year, so that continues, but Orange Jazz is a new one for me.
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June 27, 2017 | #75 |
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What do you do with the soil from the bucket afther the seson of tomato past?
Do you reuse it next year? (Beginner's Question) |
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