How is your garden doing?

United States
July 27, 2008 9:30am CST
Ours is doing good. We are getting tomatoes and cucumbers and peppers. Since we have a longer growing season and no real cold snaps I am going to start some beans and zucchini today. We will see how they do. What are you growing? How is your garden doing?
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@biggerb (2024)
• India
27 Jul 08
The rains have just started.As of now I have put a covering for my vegetable patch so that it gets protected from the direct rain.Just sowed some beans and peas.My corn has come out well, a bumper crop.My ornamental garden is getting affected by the rain.I removed the gerbras,petunias and a few others put them in pots and I have kept them in the glass house.After the rains I will put them back in the garden.There is water logging on my lawn its overgrown and cannot be cut now.Luckily i put out some hardly plants which do not get affected by the rain so my garden still has a lot of color.
@snowy22315 (169883)
• United States
27 Jul 08
It is going OK. It's never as good as I hope. My tomatoes are finally getting red and there is alot of them. The peppers I think are being dwarfed by the tomatoes so they are not producing. The basil is growing great, the onions appear to be healthy, and I'm not sure about the horseradish. I plan to plant a fall crop in a few weeks of broccoli and leaf lettuce.
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@melanie652 (2524)
• United States
27 Jul 08
Ours is doing good too. Tomatoes are just about ready to be picked. We've already gotten a few cherry tomatoes, but no big tomatoes yet. We've already gotten quite a bit of yellow squash and zucchini. We've already picked quite a few cucumbers too. There's a fair sized honey dew melon that's not too far away from being ready to be picked. The cantalope are about the size of an orange. So far so good!
• United States
27 Jul 08
Sounds good. I don't have the room for melons right now. I might clear a spot in the backyard next year to do some melons.
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@babystar1 (4233)
• United States
3 Aug 08
You are so lucky that you have such a long growing season. My tomatoes are starting to get red I picked about 12 so far now I have to wait untill the rest turn red. I have no luck with my pepper plants this yeat I only picked one so far dont no what the problem is.
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• United States
3 Aug 08
Yes that is the good thing about FL. I am getting ready to plant seeds again. We will harvest all the way to december then take a break till March and start over again.
@bdugas (3578)
• United States
27 Jul 08
We only have tomatoes and bell peppers, we only have a small place to grow a garden, the tomatoes are doing great, someone told us we should get some powered milk and mix and pour on them, well that sounded stupid but I had about a half a gallon of 2% milk that was going to be bad in a couple days so I added some water to it and we pour it on the plants, they are so big and loaded with tomatoes, I also found a packet of colored bell peppers and i planted them in a large flower pot they have grown to about 12 inches tall, they have blue, orange, purple, yellow and green and red bell peppers, they should be colorful if nothing else. I wish I had a place to grow all sorts of things, try the milk next year, I dont' know if that is what made them so big, but something did.
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@Vladilyich1 (1454)
• Canada
27 Jul 08
I really miss not having a large outdoor garden. I've had farms most of my adult life, now I'm in a condo so all I have are a couple of aerogrows for fresh herbs and small vegetables..
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• United States
27 Jul 08
I restarted my aerogrow with herbs two weeks ago and they are doing so good. Will have to take a pic of the two week growth.
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