Gardening Thread- Show me your gardens!

I thought this was pic of my house hahah

 

My wife loves blueberries and we pick them when visiting Maine. Both of my attempts to grow them failed.

>>Lots of blueberries <<

 

I’ve heard good things about the BT , so I picked some up . Has anybody tried the other stuff in the one pic? And if so thoughts ?



found tomato Fruitworm . I over reacted on a Tomato just to be sure . I think it was just a blossom blemish but ....

 

Onions are on boys and girls. Leaving the bigger one’s to grow a little more.

 

What kind of beer did you plant?

 

Looks like coors light.

 

I was gonna say you can get a lot accomplished with BEER

 

Those are nice Blueberries. I had four varieties in large containers about 5 years ago about the same size as yours. They were getting large enough that the wind toppled them over a couple times so I decided to put them in the ground. They died pretty fast since the PH here is way to high for them.

 

The onions look so much bigger that way

 

Coors Light mixed with Ailsa Craig Onion

 

Thanks , they do well like every other year . From what I have researched they like a high acidity fertilizer. I feed them that and some Holly Tone berry fertilizer.

 

I know I'm quoting an old post, but it is relevant. This method really intrigued me. I tried this method on five beds last year, and was happy with the results. The real test was this year not tilling those beds, and seeing how things went.

I planted early crops in three of those beds. I just raked the surface a little to make it easier to plant the seeds, and planted. Well they were doing so well I converted my entire garden. I have 15 beds, all are 30 inches wide, and vary from 10 to 16 feet long.

I bought several rolls of 36 inch wide black plastic that I use to cover the beds when nothing is growing in them. It's real handy to be able to cover some beds and not others. If I get a bed that gets particularly over run with weeds I could easily take it out of production for a year and leave it covered. That would really knock the weeds out.

Less weeds, no tilling, and better crops, what's not to like. So far it's looking to be one of the best garden years I've had.

 

Really nice!
I just now picked the first thing from one of my boxes

I’m getting a little impatient with my pole beans . They are climbing and not flowering yet . I was weekly neem oiling them as I had signs of cucumber beetles and I’ve seemed to have done well with that and now the wait . Cucumbers are taking off nicely

 

When I remove some pine trees and amend the soil I will be doing something like yours

 

Is there anything you can put on your yard to keep yellow jackets out? I just found nest #7 this morning. I may find 1-3 nests per year, but never 7, and it’s only mid July.

 

I don't know about keeping them away but is it really dry there? I've noticed where I bush hog and get ate up by them it's usually been really dry.

 

It’s turned off dry for the last couple of weeks maybe, this spring was one of the wettest on record here.

 

It was the same here, I'm in the middle of N.C.

 

My wife has make fake white faced hornet nests out of paper bags, the white face and the yellow ain’t friends...

 

Any pics or instructions? Also found nests #8 and #9. The year 2020 is a shitshow.