Comments on: Garden Update: July 1, 2010

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By: Isabella Cake

Isabella Cake — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 22:30:09 +0000

This post just made me really hungry! The tomatoes are lovely and the blueberries look delightful! I would definitely love to visit your garden and have a quick picking for my dinner recipe ingredients!

By: food junkie

food junkie — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 16:36:35 +0000

did tomatoes and cucumbers, some cilantro, and lots of different peppers……

By: Rose Silver

Rose Silver — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 00:37:11 +0000

Everything is going great on your garden! My garden has tomatoes and eggplants too. I just cannot resist picking them up and making a creamy omelet for breakfast. Your post just reminded me that I haven't eaten my breakfast yet! LOL

By: clarinetsw

clarinetsw — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 17:50:06 +0000

We lost our squash, zucchinis, and cucumbers to the wet weather and then the heat. Our Hungarian peppers, green peppers and hot salsa peppers are doing fantastic. Our 6 Big Boy tomato plants are producing like crazy. I pick them when they are turning yellow to ripen indoors. They have made fantastic spaghetti sauce, slices for burgers, side fixings for everything… so glad I planted that many.

Sorry to hear about nursing school. But glad to hear about the new job front!

By: EKathleen

EKathleen — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 15:17:28 +0000

Hope you feel better and I'm sorry to hear about Nursing School. I'm in the same boat and apply in September! The who process is crazy!

Your garden is also AMAIZING. I'm so jealous! We haven't had the best luck this year and have lost almost all of our tomatos to a virus.

By: Sweet-tater

Sweet-tater — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 12:08:35 +0000

I made a huge mistake this year of overcrowding. Its my first garden so I had no idea that putting 7 tomato plants, 2 cayennes and 2 jalapenos in a 4×4 box was a bad idea >.> yeah.. I know…

It seemed so neat and tidy at first, then around the first week of July it all started going crazy. Its a mess! I cant tell whats what. Part of it is shriveling up and dying, but part of it is still fighting! Growing new flowers and tomatoes even now.

I'm not sure how long its all going to last. I have harvested a lot though. Tons of cukes, jalapenos, caynennes, and I actually brought my rosemary plant back to life and its taking off. Its like a tiny little shrubbery now! I'm still hoping to get at least 1 tomato off the Lemon Boy, Cherokee Purple, and Black Brandywine that I planted.

Next year I'll know better, hopefully : )

By: Lena

Lena — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 03:32:30 +0000

I picked my first early girl yesterday and they went in in May! The one I picked isn't 100% red yet but is ripening indoors. I didn't want a critter to come steal it away. A critter already took one of them earlier in the season – the one that was the first tomato on my plant! Mom's big boy's aren't ready yet either… it will be interesting.

The flowers this year are all wilted. I will be amazed if anything survives the heat. The peonies got horrid mildew and were cut back. Hoping they make it through the winter.