Garden Pictures

[Cameraguy]

Let's see your garden progress

Here's mine

 

[bp2008]

Nice. That looks very manageable.

I don't have a garden. I have a two year pile of dead branches.

 

[Cameraguy]

Nice. That looks very manageable.

I don't have a garden. I have a two year pile of dead branches.

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You got a nice tree started, more future branches

 

[Ssayer]

Not all the vegetable plants are in the garden and not all the plants in the garden are vegetable plants.

 

[Cameraguy]

Not all the vegetable plants are in the garden and not all the plants in the garden are vegetable plants.

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Looking good

 

[djernie]

Let's see your garden progress

Here's mine

Now we have to know what your are growing?

 

[Cameraguy]

Now we have to know what your are growing?

Zucchini, cucumbers, bell peppers, sweet peppers, tomatoes, carrots, potatoes and butterhead lettuce

So far it's a bunch of leafy plants haha

 

[djernie]

Zucchini, cucumbers, bell peppers, sweet peppers, tomatoes, carrots, potatoes and butterhead lettuce

So far it's a bunch of leafy plants haha

Ha yea, but good choices.

 

[Podagrower]

This is garden area #3. The beds in the background are repurposed concrete electrical pullboxes (20"X30"ish) with Pinto beans, Sugar Snap peas, Black Eyed peas, Green beans and tomatoes. For only having 6 of each plant, the yield was pretty good, the green beans and black eyed peas are on their third round of production. The beds in the foreground are 17'X5' made from leftover roofing panels and currently still in the process of filling in hugelkultur (layers of compostable material) for use next spring. Garden area 1 is almost all herbs located outside the back door and garden area 2 is a collection of fruit trees including lemon, lime, mulberry, calamondin, fig and pineapples.

 

[Cameraguy]

This is garden area #3. The beds in the background are repurposed concrete electrical pullboxes (20"X30"ish) with Pinto beans, Sugar Snap peas, Black Eyed peas, Green beans and tomatoes. For only having 6 of each plant, the yield was pretty good, the green beans and black eyed peas are on their third round of production. The beds in the foreground are 17'X5' made from leftover roofing panels and currently still in the process of filling in hugelkultur (layers of compostable material) for use next spring. Garden area 1 is almost all herbs located outside the back door and garden area 2 is a collection of fruit trees including lemon, lime, mulberry, calamondin, fig and pineapples.

Nice!

 

[Cameraguy]

From the other night

 

[dabflyboy]

Not all the vegetable plants are in the garden and not all the plants in the garden are vegetable plants.

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What is that contraption toward the back of the garden?

 

[Ssayer]

I'm presuming that you are asking about the 3D Printed CD spinner? If so, it's one of many different spinners that we have that I've designed (I've shared a number of my designs on Thingiverse).

Am I wrong, and you're asking about something else?

 

[dabflyboy]

@Ssayer oohhhhh,neat! I couldn't figure it out. My mind was stuck on cameras and tech, that I thought it was some kind of antenna array or something lol.

 

[IAmATeaf]

My garden is a bit more traditional and boring

 

[Cameraguy]

My garden is a bit more traditional and boring

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Nice setup...

 

[Cameraguy]

My garden is a bit more traditional and boring

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Next year I'm gonna do a timelapse on the growth. Maybe like 30-60 days

 

[gwminor48]

Here in the Dallas area the last freeze, on average, is the middle of March. I planted 3 tomato plants close to 3 months ago and a cucumber about a month later. As you can see the tomato plants have gone apeshit!

 

[Cameraguy]

Here in the Dallas area the last freeze, on average, is the middle of March. I planted 3 tomato plants close to 3 months ago and a cucumber about a month later. As you can see the tomato plants have gone apeshit!

Hell yea. My zucchini are going nutz but as of now no fruits to show.

 

[Cameraguy]

Here in the Dallas area the last freeze, on average, is the middle of March. I planted 3 tomato plants close to 3 months ago and a cucumber about a month later. As you can see the tomato plants have gone apeshit!

Some might say that's too small of an area for 5 zucchini plants, and they are probably right haha