Who Else Does Gardening??

[Wonder Quails]

Very big! How do you fit everything?

 

[BarnyardChaos]

I grew tomatoes, green beans, peppers, and asparagus this year. That's it. Wanted to do more, but life got in the way. Canned all the salsa and green beans we'll need for two years. Neighbors gave me their excess cucumbers, so I'm flush with pickles, too.

I successfully (!) germinated strawberry seeds, intending to build a raised strawberry bed in the backyard - but need a tree removed first, so it did not get done (yet), either. I've kept them alive all summer in pots - 18 of them - and enjoyed some small snacks all summer long Yesterday, I transplanted all 18 of them to 4-gal buckets and arranged a rack near the floor drain and water faucet in my basement, with grow lights suspended above. Hopefully they can over-winter here, and get moved outdoors, finally, in the spring.

I also found three volunteer tomato plant seedlings near the barn, after all the rest of the garden was dead and gone. I've transplanted these to buckets, too and they're with the strawberries in my basement. It's not an ideal greenhouse setup, but we'll see how this goes! If I'm lucky, we'll have fresh tomatoes all winter long!

 

[MysteryChicken]

Very big! How do you fit everything?

In their own sections. There's a spot for each plant.

 

[Wonder Quails]

Selling any of those?

 

[MysteryChicken]

Selling any of those?

We sold some hot Peppers. That's pretty much it.

 

[Wonder Quails]

You're growing more next year? I assume?

 

[Alagirl]

I can't there a big walnut tree that kills everything I plant so...I gave gardening up few years ago.

try raised beds or containers.

 

[sheknitsandcrochets]

We grew a vegetable garden this year (tomatoes, peppers, squash, carrots, bush beans, potatoes, melons, ect).

 

[Wonder Quails]

Nice!