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Nebb
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My dirt pile (PIP heavy)
Nebb
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You asked for it.
I should say, it doesnt look very impressive considering nothing is really grown yet, but its all therenow. Except the beans, I was too lazy to plant the beans.
This is 4 of 12 garlics I have (8 in planters, 4 in the garden which you will see later)
Thyme, chives & rosemary... and a pile of sticks
Basil
Spinach (no idea what im supposed to do with this, so Im just letting it do its thing)
Box #1 - 2 beefsteak tomato plants, 4 rows of green onions, 1 garlic, and white carrots
Box #2 - Black Prince tomatoe, Kelloggs Breakfast tomato, regular carrots, 2 rows of green onions and 2 garlics
Box #3 - Great White tomato, Green Zebra tomato, baby carrots, 2 rows of green onions, 1 garlic
Lettuce - currently under chicken wire because animals keep frigging digging in them and I got pissed off.
Front garden - cant really tell whats in there but theres sort of one of everything. The things at the front are alliums and have taken over. Not very interesting to look at just yet.
This is the garden which has crap everywhere and looks like absolute shiit but I need to clean it up. The rows of dirt will have beans in them and it will be straightened up a bit.
Snow white cherry tomato
There you have it. THIS is what ive been obsessed with. Not shown: pot of dill, pot of oregano, 4 other pots of lettuces, and I THINK thats it??
I should say, it doesnt look very impressive considering nothing is really grown yet, but its all therenow. Except the beans, I was too lazy to plant the beans.
This is 4 of 12 garlics I have (8 in planters, 4 in the garden which you will see later)
Thyme, chives & rosemary... and a pile of sticks
Basil
Spinach (no idea what im supposed to do with this, so Im just letting it do its thing)
Box #1 - 2 beefsteak tomato plants, 4 rows of green onions, 1 garlic, and white carrots
Box #2 - Black Prince tomatoe, Kelloggs Breakfast tomato, regular carrots, 2 rows of green onions and 2 garlics
Box #3 - Great White tomato, Green Zebra tomato, baby carrots, 2 rows of green onions, 1 garlic
Lettuce - currently under chicken wire because animals keep frigging digging in them and I got pissed off.
Front garden - cant really tell whats in there but theres sort of one of everything. The things at the front are alliums and have taken over. Not very interesting to look at just yet.
This is the garden which has crap everywhere and looks like absolute shiit but I need to clean it up. The rows of dirt will have beans in them and it will be straightened up a bit.
Snow white cherry tomato
There you have it. THIS is what ive been obsessed with. Not shown: pot of dill, pot of oregano, 4 other pots of lettuces, and I THINK thats it??
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Re: My dirt pile (PIP heavy)
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[QUOTE]I need to know what goat-cat's name is going to be...
Posted by Nebb[/QUOTE]
Whiskers? He can have your last name if you want. I don't want to be all diva and demand that he have mine.
[QUOTE]What about a hyphenated last name? My name, will obviously come first. Does whiskers eat tin cans? Thats an excellent form of recycling if he does...
Posted by Nebb[/QUOTE]
I'm down with hyphenated. It will make him sound smart and worldly.
Yes, he eats tin cans. He loves them. But his favorite thing to eat is other goats. It's really creepy.
Now I want a nice ripe tomato.
[QUOTE]Wow Nebb, that's a very extensive garden you have growing. Do you even buy produce in the summer? Good job! Now I want a nice ripe tomato.
Posted by kcullen37[/QUOTE]
Some, not a lot. Just the stuff I dont grow but even then its limited. All we eat is beans in late July/Augst, so it makes it pointless to buy other stuff. Im planning to "can" (chop up and freeze in bags - lazy mans canning) all of the tomatoes by type to keep throughout the winter too, as well as the green onion.