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Lets See Your Garden

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Still got some beans in the main garden.
To the left and right of the purple flowers we have sweet and jalapeño peppers.
Beyond the greenhouse are some potatoes and up on the hill are 6 fruit trees. 3 apple and a plum a nectarine and a apricot.
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On the other side we have some tomatoes in the flowerbed and 2 cherry trees also 4 blueberry bushes out around the swing.

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Put up some string lights today

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Thanks for looking!

- Mike
That is a nice set up, I am surprised the deer did not mow everything down. My house in PA (Pike County) is over run with them. The only way I can grow veggies here in NY is to move all the plants into the fenced pool area. I like the greenhouse, does that give you extra grow time in the spring and fall?
 
That is a nice set up, I am surprised the deer did not mow everything down. My house in PA (Pike County) is over run with them. The only way I can grow veggies here in NY is to move all the plants into the fenced pool area. I like the greenhouse, does that give you extra grow time in the spring and fall?
We have a lot of deer around, but so far they haven’t bothered the flower beds too much. We do have a fence around the garden and electric fence around the fruit trees.

My wife loves growing things, so usually in February or so she starts seeds in the greenhouse and that is where most of our flower and veggie plants come from.
 
I ate my first ripe tomato today. Sweet 100, about the size of a marble. It was good, but I'm going to need a lot more than that to recoup my investments.
 
I ate my first ripe tomato today. Sweet 100, about the size of a marble. It was good, but I'm going to need a lot more than that to recoup my investments.
My Daughter has 1 plant . Some type of grape tomato . Wasn't doing much , so we decided to cut off all the lower " green " that didn't have any flowers . It took of after that , as much as one plant can do .
She's been picking 2 to 4 a day . Since it's not worth the chance to make a salad , she just snacks on them .
 
My Daughter has 1 plant . Some type of grape tomato . Wasn't doing much , so we decided to cut off all the lower " green " that didn't have any flowers . It took of after that , as much as one plant can do .
She's been picking 2 to 4 a day . Since it's not worth the chance to make a salad , she just snacks on them .
Yeah, I had a botany teacher in high school that taught that method. He said you had to scare the plant into thinking it's dying, so it'll put more energy into making fruit to reproduce. I've already trimmed them some.
 
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