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Stop it. I would not run past my husband... but it is a long, 10 hour drive and I will have to stretch my legs a bit so I might just walk out back to do it. LOL

I have always planted bush beans but have considered planting some runners or pole beans now that I live in the south.

The wedding is next month, the shower and fittings are going on now. And yes it really is all about tomatoes. I ate one before I left and now they are all ripening without me. LOL I am heading home Sunday so I can get back to it.

My son is getting married next month in Ohio and I came up this week for the bridal shower. I pick and planted everything I could and set up a watering system while I was gone but I am really missing it. I guess my new beans are coming up and my husband said I have black cherry tomatoes there...

Is there a green that grows in the hot summer months that doesn't become bitter? I don't know if any but then again I don't know that much. LOL

This is my 3rd summer in GA and the first year my garden isn't a hot mess. LOL Feel your pain Baymule.

Really that is too cool. Mine are bamboo that they painted green. I would have purchase them if there were unpainted and now they make a mess until the green comes off.

I have the same green bamboo poles in my garden. Why do they paint them? It gets all over my hands when I touch them and it comes off over time. A complete waste of money and resources. The eggplant looks awesome. Mine are much smaller. I just planted them yesterday.

This is the first year I am pruning my tomatoes and it is only the indeterminate ones that I am training on a string instead of caging. Even with that I have 2-3 main stems on my cherries that I am tying up. The reason I am even bothering is because we have such a long growing season here. In...

Thank You , Do you ever have to bring it in?

I have wanted a Bay Laurel tree for years but when we live in Ohio it wasn't very practical. I finally ordered one and it has arrived but I am not sure if I should pot it or plant outside. We are in the border of Zone 8a/8b so it is solid zone 8. Are there still special care it will need?

Garlic is done for the year. I pulled it last night and it is drying in the greenhouse. Not as big as I've had in previous years but since it was but it was a first for this garden.

My husband apparently didn't like it and built a box for it.

I will never tell, right now we are calling it a tomato bed.

Oh no, I hope not only the female produce. I male just look pretty. LOL

Here is a youtube video I like and she uses a lot of straw mulch.

Do you mean like as a salad or something? Hummmm I never thought of it but now I am.

I have added that too my spicy kosher dill for years. I always do one batch as spicy for when I am in that mood. I cut jalapeño slices and add extra garlic. They are wonderful and I can't wait to do some. Great minds think a like.

I love her little gloves, too cute.

A tomato that big would do better in a 5 gal container but the bigger a tomato is the easier it is to have transplant shock. I just lost one that I that I should have transplanted sooner and didn't. The biggest challenge you will have is keeping in watered and that why a 5 gal container would...