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Things are starting to “pop” in the garden!

Tomato plants are huge…
First of the harvest…

 

Cut these for better production…

And I know you all wanted to see my cucumber lol

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  1. Nice garden! It’s so dry in our area reminds me of the 1980 summer when I was going to have my son, now a Sr Chief in the Navy., We are west of KC on the Kansas side. We are hoping to get rain soon. Hope its not too late! My green beans burnt up though. We hot a couple of meals out of them anyway. Thank you for sharing!

    • Same here , real dry, I don’t think my vegie garden likes Clorinated water from my hose , better than nothing though.

  4. Same here.got beans already,cherokee wax,roma bush,royal burgundy,and shit,i cant remember the other one producing.had to replant the big kahunas,and threw in some harvester too.got maters just now tinging red and cucs out the wazoo…if i can keep the chickens off em

  5. Beautiful plants and the end result of your hard work and very green thumb.

  6. Good looking garden. It is pretty dry here in Florida but we have had a good garden too, I;ve been canning and freezing for my family.

  8. My tomato plants and cabbage are huge. Corn is doing well for me too here in PA.

  9. Hi MD
    Upstate NY, our garden is beginning to take off. We have beautiful romaine lettuce, pretty tasty too. Garlic is growing, onions are growing. My sweet potato slips are taking off. We are also growing tomatoes, cucumbers, cantaloupe, peppers, squash and watermelon. So far so good as our plants are really growing fast. By the way …. Nice garden M. D.

  10. Upstate NY (the red part) Battling bugs like crazy now but trying to do it organically. Bok Choy did great this spring and lettuce and radishes. Peas- disaster, chard slow to start this year after banner last year. Waiting on tomatoes, potatoes, etc. We persevere. My motivation in starting a garden three years ago was definitely preps (so glad I did) but now I mostly enjoy it.

  11. Looking good Brother! Our season starts later here in western Pennsylvania . It’s just starting to come to life. It’s been extremely dry here

  12. Wow! Your cucumber is huge. Glad you didn’t let it go to seed. LOL Thanks for sharing your popping garden and how to crotch out the suckers. Take care out there with yourself goofy 🙂