What Are You Planting Today, This Week, This Month?

journey11

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Ooh, I like that idea! My husband has been cutting up a maple tree for our neighbor. I'll have to have him save me some branches.
 

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I'm excited to see it covered w/ beans! :)
I wish I could have gotten a little more length to the poles, but trees don't get very big here. :)
 

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journey11 said:
Ooh, I like that idea! My husband has been cutting up a maple tree for our neighbor. I'll have to have him save me some branches.
Years ago, I remember reading an article in a gardening magazine, that some type tree stakes stimulate the beans growth, while others could stunt them.. to long for me to remember does any one know if this is true?
 

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I am very happy to finally get some of my plants out of the greenhouse and into the garden. Over the weekend, we planted:

Blackbeans
Tongue of Fire Beans
Cucumbers
Peas
Tomatoes (including yellow pear tomatoes, a first for me)
Onions
Potatoes
Corn (including popcorn!)
 

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we are SOOOOOOO behind this year due to first the weather and then a broken tiller.

FINALLY got both gardens tilled last night.

Well, DH did. He makes it look so easy I thought I'd give it a try. That thing tossed me all over like a rag doll.

I got the peas planted next to my cattle panel trellis. 6 rows of corn (rows are 20 ft long), onions, nasturtiums, Hollyhocks, and quinoa. Um, I think thats it.

Tonight I have to get in as MUCH as I can because the next 7 days are rain.
 

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How do you like those moon and star melons? I am yet to try them.
 

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vfem said:
How do you like those moon and star melons? I am yet to try them.
Last year I harvested mine to early, but they were still pretty good tasting, but with large seeds. Hopefully this year they will get a chance to fully ripen.
 

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Either it was last night, or the night before (can't remember), I got some acorn squash, cantaloupe, lemon cuc's, and a couple 8-ball zuc seeds in the ground.

The rattlesnake pole beans I planted on 5/23 are almost all up! YAY!! :)
 

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Even tho' it was 35F in my garden one morning this week, I got some bush bean seed in the ground. I'm anticipating warmer weather, soon ;)!

The spinach is up real good in my Shady Corner. Yes, I know - I could have planted spinach seed weeks and weeks ago. I just realized one reason I was slow about getting that seed in the ground - other than the cool conditions, especially in a bed that has shade thru much of the afternoon. I've got lots of orache!

Orache is such a close cousin to spinach that it has virtually the same uses and, very nearly, the same flavor. There's been a little bit to nibble on out there but today was the 1st day for me to bring a bag of the 2010 volunteers into the kitchen for tomorrow's dinner!

I suspect that it is really late this year but, I'll forgive it :).

Steve
 
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