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Finally have a little garden
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Already picked 5 tomatoes. I put em in at the end of February. Bell peppers are producing too as well as chili peppers. The rain we've gotten this spring has really helped. I made another little bed so my daughter could plant some pumpkin seeds she got from the one we carved for Halloween. The pumpkin plants are going crazy!!
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When is it too late to plant?
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Check out the lsu ag center website. They have all the planting times.
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I'll do that, thanks.
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IMO..... if you can plant in the next week or 2, the plants should grow good if we get normal rain and we don't get 95 F temperature in June or July.
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We are getting at the very end of the planting season for tomatoes. When you plant too late, the blossoms will fall off b/c they cannot handle the heat too well.... even the heat set varieties. I would say that if you are going to plant, plant within the next week and that would be the latest. I work for the LSU AgCenter.
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That's a purdy little garden man!!
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IMG_0972.jpg
IMG_0975.jpg My efforts this year. Screwed up the tomatoes ......tons of bush few fruit |
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I have not been home enough this year to even start mine. Sometimes, I think I should not even think about planting one anymore. Last year I had a good garden and was really looking forward to this year. Then work got crazy and well there you go. Missed another year. Thanks for posting ya'll gardens at least I get to see one on here.
By the way. There is no such thing as to many tomatoes. There is always someone out there willing to take them off your hands. |
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Nice looking gardens
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My tomato plants are huge and laying on the ground they are so heavy with tomatoes. Picked my first cucumber yesterday and picked a zucchini last week. Damn cucumbers and zucchini looks like a jungle back there. Egg plants are blooming canteloupes are blooming and so are bells and jalaps. Bout another week ima have to pick about 40 tomatoes.
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I planted some cayenne peppers and they are producing but not sure if I'm picking them to early or what cause they are not hot and just taste like grass lol any advice?
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Not always I don't think.....
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Sure it wasn't a mild plant?
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That size I would think they be hot, give em a little more time and see what happens.
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Ive never found cayennes to be hot unless dried out and chopped, now tobasco peppers can carry heat, ive planted tobasco next to some jalapenos and it made that jalapeno plants peppers hotter than the others
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Startin to get right! |
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Same here jalapeños taste find but the cayenne taste like a blade of grass I just don't understand what's goin on lol
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