What did you do in the garden today?

[Acre4Me]

I'm not sure I know what a sandwich panel is?

My guess is it has a layer of insulation already between two thinner pieces of board. Glued -ready to be cut.

 

[Wee Farmer Sarah]

Close @Acre4Me. It’s two sheets of metal, usually steel with a thick layer of insulation between. It’s a lighter weight panel used in building.

 

[TJAnonymous]

Close @Acre4Me. It’s two sheets of metal, usually steel with a thick layer of insulation between. It’s a lighter weight panel used in building.

That sounds expensive....lol.

 

[Wee Farmer Sarah]

That sounds expensive....lol.

It depends on the specific materials used. Prices range from reasonably low cost compared to wood. Google it.

 

[jerryse]

Rainy day here but 80+ tomorrow .

 

[Wee Farmer Sarah]

Good morning gardeners and Happy Earth Day. Not much planned for the garden today. Hopefully a little cleaning up if the wind cooperates. It’s more of a shopping day today and tomorrow.

 

[638858]

I have grown just about every way imaginable over the years.. crowded plants usually do really well until they don’t.. then it’s just a variety of every disease and pest imaginable, and no way to treat or even see the problems until it’s beyond control.. and as with everything, it does depend on the plant/variety etc.. I say try it, everyone should experience different successes and failures, that’s how we learn.. here is a picture from 7-8 years ago.. there were so many tomatoes I couldn’t even touch them all to harvest them.. the tomato plants were 4 to a spot and maybe 40 total, did not prune or pinch a flower or sucker, just let them go wild.. every morning I would pick 60-80 tomatoes and take them to the farmers market and had the boxes sold beforehand.. I’d pull up and transfer to another truck collect my money and back home in an hour.. it has it benefits but again it has its downfalls.. good luck in finding the gardening techniques that fits your abilities and needs.. have a great Friday and even better weekend y’all !!
Flint

 

[638858]

I just got all of my stuff out (except few herbs...) and even the tomatoes from yesterday's transplant look real happy!
We are neighboring states...I'm sure glad I went for it!

Got the sweet peas that I grew from seed all transplanted into this cute little area...looking forward to how this is gonna turn out!
I'll give yall a before and after pic in few weeks!


Anyone do the high efficiency planting in your gardens? I think that's what it's called where you plant everything much closer together than what packing tells ya too?

Yes mam..

 

[Sueby]

Morning.

Brought the starts out but it was too windy, brought them back in.

That's all.

 

[638858]

Need to get more maters planted.. and transfer eggplants from containers to the garden.. they are not happy at all.. I don’t grow eggplant.. I thought I’d try maybe I will just trash them.. still need to fix water leak.. need to mow, need to defrost and empty a freezer move new freezer in and fill it up, just had another load of wood chips dumped this mornin, when they are in my area they are welcome to dump chips here, keep em coming..