What did you do in the garden today?

[pennyJo1960]

Tell ya been grocery shopping all day got home cleaned coops after I got grocery put away what fun then fed the dogs sat down here go though the threads I follow only like 12 of them now need to go act like I know how to cook

 

[igorsMistress]

Tell ya been grocery shopping all day got home cleaned coops after I got grocery put away what fun then fed the dogs sat down here go though the threads I follow only like 12 of them now need to go act like I know how to cook

I know you do just fine in the kitchen Penny!

 

[pennyJo1960]

Yup just set back down as dinner is over but darned good burgers the dijon potato and green beans

 

[igorsMistress]

Yup just set back down as dinner is over but darned good burgers the dijon potato and green beans View attachment 1733877

Looks delicious!

 

[pennyJo1960]

raining to much to spend allot time outside it is do darn wet got my rubber boots back out
I hate wet feet or pant legs I roll them still get muddy

 

[WthrLady]

Waving from the insanity that is Nebraska in April.

The tomato seedlings are setting second leaves.
The milkweed is all coming up nicely.

I'm shocked at the low germination rates from some of my see companies. And the jiffy seed pods are all but useless. On Friday, I'm tossing them and then replanting the flat with cells.

 

[Wee Farmer Sarah]

Waving from the insanity that is Nebraska in April.

The tomato seedlings are setting second leaves.
The milkweed is all coming up nicely.

I'm shocked at the low germination rates from some of my see companies. And the jiffy seed pods are all but useless. On Friday, I'm tossing them and then replanting the flat with cells.

I've never had good luck with them either. I just get the little seed starter trays and use bag starter mix. That works really well. My Meyer lemon tree is blooming right now. I'm not sue if I want it to produce a lemon right now. I googled it and everything I found said that a small dwarf tree can support the fruit. So maybe just one. I would like it to get bigger before it does very much on the fruiting. Does anyone else have experience with these?

 

[Searsmom]

What I did yesterday...waited on the oldest and the grandbaby to arrive and helped them plant their seed flat and repotted some stuff for them to take home. If y'all don't have grandbabies yet, they're the best!

 

[igorsMistress]

I've never had good luck with them either. I just get the little seed starter trays and use bag starter mix. That works really well. My Meyer lemon tree is blooming right now. I'm not sue if I want it to produce a lemon right now. I googled it and everything I found said that a small dwarf tree can support the fruit. So maybe just one. I would like it to get bigger before it does very much on the fruiting. Does anyone else have experience with these?

How old is your tree? We let ours grow fruit when it was ready and our yields are better every year.

 

[jnicholes]

Hello,

I just finished talking with my landlord. He gave me permission to do a garden. However, I am limited to a 12 foot by 18 foot space due to the size of my backyard. Hence, I am limited to four 4 foot by 4 foot boxes, and 1 4 foot by 8 foot box.

So, I'm planning out my vegetable garden. I'm planning on doing cucumbers, zucchini, peppers, tomatoes, and corn in the big box.

I'm planning on building the boxes sometime this week or the next week. I'm going to be using the Terra Preta soil I mentioned earlier.

Jared