WildWill
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I've gotten one out of mine so far. Just got back from my mom's she hooked me up. I swear that woman could grow tomatoes on the moon.
2023 Garden!
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Tikka06
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Started our plants off as seeds in a greenhouse box on the porch this year. That and a new raised bed, and maybe 400-500 lbs of compost has made a huge difference. Starting seeds in that box saved us a bunch of money.
WildWill
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My wife's dog just picked our first pepper of the year from my garden. Love a pickled banana pepper.
Gellar
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Probably won’t have to worry about that anymore.
WildWill
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Gonna be a good year for olives.
Hem
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Montana...things are just getting started.
Pic of my favorite annual in its glory
Pic of my favorite annual in its glory
Nick87
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Jealous of the long growing season for some.
Replanted peas yesterday, first batch was 100% no show. Hail wiped out about 1/2 my cucumbers which were started in a cold frame (which worked great as an experiment thus year) , potatoes have sprouted and are shooting up, carrots, beans and tomatoes all making good progress
Replanted peas yesterday, first batch was 100% no show. Hail wiped out about 1/2 my cucumbers which were started in a cold frame (which worked great as an experiment thus year) , potatoes have sprouted and are shooting up, carrots, beans and tomatoes all making good progress
jryoung
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Unseasonably cool spring, but the garden is all in at this point, we'll see what makes it.....the tomatillos love it though.
OleRedbeard
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Those are great! I have used them before and they really help with stuff you may want to move around later in the season.
Potsie
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are those soaker hoses or do you have an emitter buried under there at each plant? I just plumbed my wife's beds into our sprinkler system and did drip. Any lessons learned to pass along?
Keep on
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Fruit trees are doing pretty well considering how dry it's been this spring.
Peaches won't be too long. Apples, crabapple, Asian pears and pears all growing. Finally had a year where a frost didn't just about wipe everything out.
Peaches won't be too long. Apples, crabapple, Asian pears and pears all growing. Finally had a year where a frost didn't just about wipe everything out.
OleRedbeard
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the last few weeks warm weather have really helped everything out here.
jryoung
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It's half inch drip tubing with a hole about every 8 to 10 in if I remember right. So far they've been working great. Installing automatic irrigation was our major improvement to the garden this year and we have utilized the Rachio control center that has an integrated app so I can water from my phone.
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Keep on
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Strawberry rhubarb pie out of the garden and into the oven this morning. Took some willpower but lasted until this evening to give it a try.
Shangobango
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Definitely one of my happy places. 
Gellar
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Could you come and weed my garden?
Shangobango
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Sure thing as long as you put me on one of those monster bucks up there lol.
Gellar
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Deal! That is a fair trade!
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