Those new potatoes are my second favorite behind Yukon Golds.

I should have added that I only planted red potatoes and California whites. I tried some the gold ones a couple of years ago and didn't do well with them

I've got several West TX horse cripplers blooming


I see this dude every morning but first time I have seen one shedding

heres a few pics from around my house.
Passion Flower:

Miniature rose I got my wife for Valenines day:


Snap Dragon:

Garden pic from the side with Jalapenos, 4 rows of onions & Okra is planted on the far side (taken 4/13):

My tomatoes:

Cant forget to show pictures of our Lizards (we have at least five or six of these things this year, they are everywhere):

Looking good man

Kevin, that passion flower is really cool.

Thanks, I have a purple one too but it hasn't bloomed yet. I'll post up some pictures of it when it does.

Looking good CC, wish those PF bloomed more than 1 day we had about 12 yesterday.

i have something destroying my garden, and have seen a ton of june bugs. is that whats eating the plants?

Do you have any pics of your plants?

You guys are making me jealous with pictures of your garden flowers. I'm only doing caladiums this year, and they are not yet up.

Are you seeing the adults or are you digging up grub worms? I have never experienced any damage from them.

I was pretty surprised with my little garden. Yesterday I checked it and had 1/2 a doz tomatoes on already. I haven't had a garden in 10 years or so. The tomato plants said they took 60 days to mature so I was figuring 2 months before I saw an maters... well 2 weeks later and they are starting to load up!

Your tomatoes are looking good. Do you use poles or rods to hold up the cages when they start to lean? I do, but only as needed.

Payne, what happened to your tomato cages?

Years of abuse skeeter, need some new ones but I don't like the 3 footers.

I used rebar Bill but I'm going to rip some 1x2" x6' and try those this year. Also only when needed.

Home Depot had some that were around 54" tall.

an hour to the closest one..

Don't study about it. Mine are 35 years old. Most of the bottom legs are broken off. I just stick them in there and prop them up when needed. They can blow over, and still be propped up. Sometimes I use sticks from my tree trimmings.

This is pretty neat, great app from Burpee.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/garden-time-planner/id594225389?mt=8

my dad used to steak them in with the plastic tent spikes

Downloading

What can I use to kill ants in my raised bed that won't hurt my vegetables?

try diatomaceous earth