Garden 2013

[neanderpaul]

Looks delicious and healthy!

[rmoltis]

/me nods....

Cannabis......

i had my greencard (medicinal mj) in washnigton for the pinched nerve in my back before i moved away.
and was allowed to grow 15 plants and have up to 1.5lbs on me at any time legally.
and after i moved they legalized recreational.... go figure.

they are not as lenient over here in PA.
no medicinal laws or anything.
id rather not risk it.
food only.

[jason_]

I've made brownies before.... And cupcakes... Thats food, has eggs, milk,.....

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[turbokid]

^ Yes I did plant it in the spring. So do you think mine is gone or will it winter over like a bi-annual and come up again next spring ? It looked like in some of your pictures that the garlic was going to seed, is that a normal result of a Halloween planting for a fourth of July harvest ? I know my soil is lacking phosphate, I'm trying to amend it. My last soil test was three years ago prior to liming so I'll give it a couple of years and test it again.

Yes if you leave them in the ground they will split and resprout new heads next spring. however if they were small heads to begin with (because you planted in spring) im not sure how well next years garlic will be if you leave them, you might just get alot of small garlic. I would try it as an experiment with a few of them.
the garlic you saw going to seed was an heirloom hardneck variety called "siberian" that still produces a flower and bulbils. so if you get a variety like that it will sprout a flower, most "hardneck" types flower. The kind most people are familiar with, and is in every grocery store is a soft neck variety and will not produce a flower, all of the plants reproduction effort is underground.

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14" cucumber



got a bunch of maters

[Spike]

^Heheheehehehehehehehe.

...hehehe.

he.

hehe.

[freshtiva]

Picked a peck of peppers today. The black tub is five gallons, still more in the garden

[kumalaba]

yummy

[sc72]

Mouth is watering.

[freshtiva]

Todays haul, salsa ingredients ....

[neanderpaul]

Beautiful!!! Happy for you!

[jason_]

3" in. 5gal bucket for head size reference.

Been meaning to get it plumbed to my water pump, 350 sbc driving a 4" in 3" out on a 4sp manual. Think I missed out on a good crop?

Maybe next year.

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[freshtiva]

Tater digging today

[sc72]

Fresh did you use the potato digger you bought earlier this year, looks like a lot of fried taters this winter, make mine a little extra crispy around the edges.

[freshtiva]

^ A disappointing no ! Not enough potato acreage yet to use the 100 year old technology. I used the middle buster pictured below.