2019 Garden Thread

[Sailor Kenshin]

Good luck, WV!

We picked up some mater seedlings: Sungold, Celebrity, Black Prince, and Parks (a variety I never tried before).

The Poblano seeds never sprouted. Waaahhhh....

[Rambo]

I believe, but not sure, the Sungold May be a cherry (grape) tomato. Celebrities are an awfully good tomato

[Rambo]

I’ve got my stuff in the ground; we’ll see if it makes; more rain coming today, ugh

[bsooner75]

I’ve got my stuff in the ground; we’ll see if it makes; more rain coming today, ugh

Yea we got flooding going on up here. Not by my house directly but they have cars floating in the parking garage at Love Field


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[Rambo]

Dang

[Rambo]

We finally dug a few potatoes . we'll make a little; gonna cook those little ones in cream sauce tomorrow .

[OldUsedParts]

New taters and White Sauce - - - pass the rolls and black pepper please

[Rambo]

New taters and White Sauce - - - pass the rolls and black pepper please

With some fresh squash

[Sailor Kenshin]

No harvest yet here in Zone 7a...except lettuce and parsley. But beans are. Coming up, and tomatoes are blooming.

We could NOT find a Cubanelle or a Carmen or a Gypsy or any of the other sweet peppers that work well. So we tried a sweet banana...hope it works at all.

Rambo, those are some pretty taters! I'll take mine with just butter and lots of salt n peppa.

[Rambo]

most of the potatoes rotted in the ground ;too much rain

[OldUsedParts]

New taters and White Sauce - - - pass the rolls and black pepper please

With some fresh squash

Tenderloin K-Bob Washers

[OldUsedParts]

most of the potatoes rotted in the ground ;too much rain

Been a long time but have you ever tried mulching your Taters with a biodegradable loose material like hay or ETC? I did it way back when and it helped with the rot during wet Spring planting. Worked especially well with the smaller new tater harvesting.

I had livestock and extra hay was not a problem either.

[Rambo]

most of the potatoes rotted in the ground ;too much rain

Been a long time but have you ever tried mulching your Taters with a biodegradable loose material like hay or ETC? I did it way back when and it helped with the rot during wet Spring planting. Worked especially well with the smaller new tater harvesting.

I had livestock and extra hay was not a problem either.

Nothing would have saved these ; many days standing in water

[OldUsedParts]

Gotcha

[Rambo]