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Tobasco peps, queen of colors
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Okra flower
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Cucumber tendrils do some crazy things
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Victorinox manager helping out
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Bumblebees are wonderful pollinators
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Sun after rain…you can literally watch em’ grow
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Caught some good light on this one
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My rotating gardening gurus, I use em’ all
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Rescue volunteer orphan cherry tomato that I transplanted and she took off…first time I cut the suckers off one and holy Smokin’ Joe’s BBQ did she produce!!!
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Giant marconi’s / poblano / jalapeños
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Five shades of color on Tobasco
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Doing my best Mr. Dan impression
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Rainy day but still beautiful
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Nice little day of pickin’
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Re: Show your Vegetable Gardens and Harvests

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SaltyCaribbeanDfly wrote:
Mon Jul 10, 2023 7:36 pm
MacLaren wrote:
Mon Jul 10, 2023 9:03 am
We can't keep the stinkin deer out of our garden....
I've honestly been tempted to take that Semi-automatic rifle & just mow their azzes down.....I've had as many as 20 deer in my yard at a time.
Already saw a couple huge black bear too...the bears dont bother me but, those deer are a real nuisance- they eat all my wild blackberry's too!
*edit* I should add, that an electric fence did no good.
Sorry for tye rant, just really pizzed off about it.
Have a look at Critterfence.com
Thank you 😊
I apologize for stinkin up the joint 😪
I'll definitely give it a look see
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Re: Show your Vegetable Gardens and Harvests

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Thanks Salty ! My Tabasco are always the slowest to produce up here in Illinois. I have some Banana peppers so far . Will post late , promise ! Dan
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Great pics, SCD'Fly!
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Manixguy@1994 wrote:
Tue Jul 11, 2023 9:39 am
Thanks Salty ! My Tabasco are always the slowest to produce up here in Illinois. I have some Banana peppers so far . Will post late , promise ! Dan
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MacLaren wrote:
Tue Jul 11, 2023 9:57 am
Great pics, SCD'Fly!
Thanks Mac and it ain’t possible to stink this thread up…you also might wanna ask Mr.J about his high fence cuz he’s in the Blue Ridge Mtns. too 👊
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Image Tabascos it will be awhile slowe in my parts to produce Image celebrity tomato pot Image more of wife’s project Cherry and Cotton Candy also has a Bell pepper
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Image more on the deck Image Mystery peppers turned out to be BananaImage This where I started with peppers Jalapeños, Serrano , Habaneros, and a European red pepper . I use a organic Coco bark from a dispensary that grew wacky weed :squinting-tongue
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Awesome Dan and thanks for posting…Questions: what is the cotton candy you speak of, a tomato variety? Also where did y’all get those purple pots? And lastly “YOU” went to a dispensary?
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SaltyCaribbeanDfly wrote:
Tue Jul 11, 2023 6:25 pm
Awesome Dan and thanks for posting…Questions: what is the cotton candy you speak of, a tomato variety? Also where did y’all get those purple pots? And lastly “YOU” went to a dispensary?
The Cotton Candy is like a small Cherry tomato only sweeter . I believe we got the purple pots we got early Spring at COSTCO . Ha ha , no friend called me and asked if I could use some organic Coco plant food that a dispensary greenhouse was moving and didn’t want to move all the bags of Coco. I told him sure and he told me it would be stacked outside of garage for me . Next I filled the back of truck , gave to daughters and a neighbor and down to last bag year . That was two years ago , so it was worth my time , and was thankful . Dan
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Manixguy@1994 wrote:
Tue Jul 11, 2023 5:17 pm
...This where I started with peppers Jalapeños, Serrano , Habaneros, and a European red pepper . I use a organic Coco bark from a dispensary that grew wacky weed :squinting-tongue
OOPS! Now you'll have to eat those Wacky Red Peppers!!! :winking-tongue

I read all of the posts. Man-o-man we have some experts in here. Take the time to Bless the Lord that you guys/gals have the mobility and fitness to create and maintain these fine gardens. I was going to do a lil bit of this but never even managed to get started. I'm winded just looking at the effort!
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Manixguy@1994 wrote:
Wed Jul 12, 2023 6:32 am
SaltyCaribbeanDfly wrote:
Tue Jul 11, 2023 6:25 pm
Awesome Dan and thanks for posting…Questions: what is the cotton candy you speak of, a tomato variety? Also where did y’all get those purple pots? And lastly “YOU” went to a dispensary?
The Cotton Candy is like a small Cherry tomato only sweeter . I believe we got the purple pots we got early Spring at COSTCO . Ha ha , no friend called me and asked if I could use some organic Coco plant food that a dispensary greenhouse was moving and didn’t want to move all the bags of Coco. I told him sure and he told me it would be stacked outside of garage for me . Next I filled the back of truck , gave to daughters and a neighbor and down to last bag year . That was two years ago , so it was worth my time , and was thankful . Dan
Thanks for answering all my questions - sweeter than a cherry tomato/Costco/and putting my mind at ease about the dispensary…🤣
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Naperville wrote:
Wed Jul 12, 2023 9:52 am
Manixguy@1994 wrote:
Tue Jul 11, 2023 5:17 pm
...This where I started with peppers Jalapeños, Serrano , Habaneros, and a European red pepper . I use a organic Coco bark from a dispensary that grew wacky weed :squinting-tongue
OOPS! Now you'll have to eat those Wacky Red Peppers!!! :winking-tongue

I read all of the posts. Man-o-man we have some experts in here. Take the time to Bless the Lord that you guys/gals have the mobility and fitness to create and maintain these fine gardens. I was going to do a lil bit of this but never even managed to get started. I'm winded just looking at the effort!
Oh he gets a call from me everyday 🙏…if you lived near me I’d come plant you one…and if you can put me on a big ol’ buck then I’ll come plant you one in the fall…Illinois grows some monsters 🦌
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We can’t eat all of our tomatoes so I’ve been letting the locals have a few.

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I wish the cardinals would stop eating all my swallowtail caterpillars but oh well.
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SG89 wrote:
Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:44 pm
We can’t eat all of our tomatoes so I’ve been letting the locals have a few.

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I wish the cardinals would stop eating all my swallowtail caterpillars but oh well.

I wish I had the luxury of donating some produce to the local wildlife but the garden is just too small… I have been feeding a mama rabbit and her baby romaine, spinach and carrots tho, hoping they don’t figure out they could easily jump my low barriers…and speaking of swallowtail is this the butterfly stage I’ve been seeing on the pugsters?

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Image Daughter’s haul this morning . Very proud Dad .
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Manixguy@1994 wrote:
Thu Jul 13, 2023 7:05 pm
Image Daughter’s haul this morning . Very proud Dad .
Beautiful, nice variety of groceries…my favorite part about having a garden is the end result and I’m guessing y’all introduced her to the very satisfying passion of growing your own food 👏👏👏
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Calm before the storm here cuz we planted late😉
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This morning’s haul…I love using the Siren for harvesting cuz I can reach out and get into some tight spots…it’s slicier than you think…and my dumb… blocked the two strawberries under the handle which generated the most excitement of anything …we now have gotten a grand total of…….seven 🙄
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Tomatoes are starting to turn!

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