Let's see those gardens

Clem319

New member

• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

So I grew up with my Grandpa always having a huge garden at home. I have carried on the tradition the last few years, but have struggled with watering during the hot months and animals eating my hard work. I couldn't sleep today so I went out and moved some dirt to prepare for this years garden. Went with a new design to hopefully make life easier.

Next step is setting up the automatic drip watering system and maybe a scare crow. Sure as shit my main garden enemy showed up while I was doing this.

Anyways, I'm sure some of you jeepers have a garden so let's see them!

 

HighwayTrout

Hooked

• Apr 14, 2015

• #2

Figured this is a fitting place for this.
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Cage 5 squirrels 0 today. Get off my lawn punk!

 

tobias lopez

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• Apr 14, 2015

• #3

HighwayTrout said:

Figured this is a fitting place for this.
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Cage 5 squirrels 0 today. Get off my lawn punk!

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Lmao.

This reminds me of my gopher traps. But this is way cooler lol.

 

Clem319

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• Apr 14, 2015

• #4

HighwayTrout said:

Figured this is a fitting place for this.
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Lol. I had a rabbit on my lawn today. My dog didn't like it there and handled it. I'm guessing it was left over from Easter

 

HighwayTrout

Hooked

• Apr 14, 2015

• #5

So what did you end up planting Clem?

Up on the hill we can't start planting till about May. Just finished repairing all the irrigation lines to the fruit trees. Finally back on line with timers. Such a pain in the ass watering by hand and 200' of garden hose. lol

 

Clem319

New member

• Apr 15, 2015

• #6

HighwayTrout said:

So what did you end up planting Clem?

Up on the hill we can't start planting till about May. Just finished repairing all the irrigation lines to the fruit trees. Finally back on line with timers. Such a pain in the ass watering by hand and 200' of garden hose. lol

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I need to still set up a auto drip system. I'm also sick of hand watering. But I plant the usual, peppers, tomatoes, squash.. Gonna do onions this year.

 

catahoula

Caught the Bug

• Apr 16, 2015

• #7

Here's mine?

 

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Clem319

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• Apr 16, 2015

• #8

catahoula said:

Here's mine?
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Looks like your thumb is greener than most.

 

2013rubirick

Hooked

• Apr 16, 2015

• #9

catahoula said:

Here's mine?
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I was waiting for someone to post a pic of this lol. I thought this was the kind of garden he was talking about. Lol.

 

MTG

Caught the Bug

• May 11, 2015

• #10

Main beds planted with walls of water.



New bed mostly planted.



Nothing like a hot bed of compost.

 

KONPS

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• May 11, 2015

• #11

One section, came in handy today for Mother's Day

 

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Steamboat

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• May 11, 2015

• #12

Our garden in NC before buying our house in Ohio. Needless to say, we do a lot of canning.
60 tomato plants, 3 zuchinnis, 5 bush beans, 4 herbs, 5 broccoli, 12 brussel sprouts, potatoes, 8 candy roaster squash, 8 cucumbers. Later we put in the cantelope, butternut squash, and okra

 

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Napalm

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• May 11, 2015

• #13

Hoping to be able to make a post in this thread featuring a garden by the end of the year!!

 

catahoula

Caught the Bug

• May 11, 2015

• #14

Steamboat said:

Our garden in NC before buying our house in Ohio. Needless to say, we do a lot of canning.
60 tomato plants, 3 zuchinnis, 5 bush beans, 4 herbs, 5 broccoli, 12 brussel sprouts, potatoes, 8 candy roaster squash, 8 cucumbers. Later we put in the cantelope, butternut squash, and okra

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Nice. Ok here's my first. Not the nicest, but will serve it's purpose.