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Old February 18, 2018   #76
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30 plants.
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Old February 18, 2018   #77
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Between 150-225 tomato plants
100 pepper plants
20 eggplants

Cause i'm cray cray
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Old February 18, 2018   #78
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100 tomato plants
120 pepper plants
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Old February 19, 2018   #79
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11 plants.
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Old February 19, 2018   #80
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50 to 60 plants
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Old February 19, 2018   #81
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Up to 900 now, give or take a hundred or two. Sigh. Why can't I resist? Almost 300 varieties - way too many I like, and too many new ones to try!
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Old February 25, 2018   #82
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80-100 plants
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Old February 28, 2018   #83
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My garden area can do 30ish if I really push it. If I actually give them a 3 feet apart I can do 10. Last year I did 8 because I had a beautiful summer squash that will be invited back. Jalapenos were sent to buckets so I could do tomatoes.

Jalapenos in 5 gallon buckets do great! Bell peppers not so much..
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Old February 28, 2018   #84
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So, I am curious..

What are you planning to do with all this data you've compiled?
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Old February 28, 2018   #85
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So, I am curious..

What are you planning to do with all this data you've compiled?
Sell it to Bonnie Plants.

Just kidding, I'll make a histogram and post it on here---well just as soon as I get the time to put all the entries into a file and plot it up.
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Old February 28, 2018   #86
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I grow 30-60 plants each year.
I start a lot more and give them away.
This year my garden space is larger and I may grow more!
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Old February 28, 2018   #87
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I hope I don't grow over 30 containers this year.
The number was 20 in December but added a few and dropped some til next year . Of course that means many extras for friends, neighbour and even for the thrift shop. Lucky thrifters! Thanks to T'vl my plants are better than ever.
Not counting the 9 micro dwarfs .
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Old February 28, 2018   #88
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I hope I don't grow over 30 containers this year.
The number was 20 in December but added a few and dropped some til next year . Of course that means many extras for friends, neighbour and even for the thrift shop. Lucky thrifters! Thanks to T'vl my plants are better than ever.
Not counting the 9 micro dwarfs .
What a lovely idea to donate them to a thrift shop

Micro dwarfs definitely don't count, do they?

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Old March 1, 2018   #89
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Old March 2, 2018   #90
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I am growing about 28 plants of 20 varieties of tomatoes this year. This is roughly 50% cut from last year.
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