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Gerald 06-05-2015 03:00 PM

Things that are growing
 
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Some of my garden has been struggling this spring, but some are growing good now.

Been picking green beans for 2 or 3 weeks and picked a few yellow squash, zucchini, bell peppers and 3 tomatoes so far.

Cucumbers have not done well this spring. Has to replant and now only have a couple of 1" size growing. Looks like most flower are not making any "fruit". I see very few honey bees.

Cappy 06-05-2015 04:02 PM

Hang in there its looking good. It has been a tough gardening spring but now that summer is here stuff like peppers and Okra some beans and such should really take off. if your cucs dont make it before the heat ya can always try again come sept.

lil bubba 06-05-2015 09:51 PM

Looks better than mine.....Hit above 90 here today , looks like its gunna be over early....

wetaline 06-05-2015 11:10 PM

My tomato plants are starting to yellow on the bottom of the plant but are still producing so many that we've been sharing with the neighbors. Green beans and eggplants are being picked now as well. The cucumbers are finally starting to produce after making what seems like miles of vines! Hope the weather cooperates so it can continue to produce a bit longer.

mcjaredsandwich 06-06-2015 05:31 AM

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Originally Posted by wetaline (Post 757808)
My tomato plants are starting to yellow on the bottom of the plant but are still producing so many that we've been sharing with the neighbors. Green beans and eggplants are being picked now as well. The cucumbers are finally starting to produce after making what seems like miles of vines! Hope the weather cooperates so it can continue to produce a bit longer.

You may want to add some nitrogen into your soil. Might want to hit it with some miracle gro until you can test your soil next growing season and add as needed.:cheers:

wetaline 06-06-2015 09:41 PM

I fertilize on a regular schedule. Have never had the tomatoes do this. Always have enough to share with the neighbors and family (and for some fresh salsa!) Tried to post pics of the pile of tomatoes, but I couldn't get the pic to post.

simplepeddler 06-07-2015 02:44 PM

nothing grew for me this year.........


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