Thanks guys...



I'm guessing it's a garden big enough to sell produce off of a truck

So are you supposed to pull onions when the end tips turn brown or when they have completely fallen over and look almost dead?

I pull em when they fall over

It's my understanding that they are still putting on rings as long as they are standing. I'll use what I need, but I leave them in the ground until the stalk falls over. They seem to keep longer in the ground, especially if it's dry. Same with potatoes.

Also, you can Google truck farm, or garden. It's a small produce farm.

WOW Goose!!! Looking great! I'm about to pull out the onions and make blackberry cobbler

I've never made blackberry cobbler from onions.

Dump cakes are easier. I made a couple today from my neighbor's peaches. I'm having some tonight with icecream. I'm not looking at that guy's thread about 1,000 calories.

Bluegoose,

How old are those blackberry plants?

Do you do a soil test for your garden?

Thanks

I don't understand planting and growing blackberries, when dewberries are free, but then again I've never tasted domestic blackberries.

My dewberries are hard to beat. Had some in my cereal this morning matter of fact.

You must all forgive me and my East Texas self. Everything around these parts is a "blackberry". I picked and used wild dewberries(thanks google) so BrandonA was correct.

Payne, I dont soil test my garden. I just fertilize everything with 10-20-10 once it hits a certain growth stage

Looks like you got it under control. Very Impressive.

Thank you sir!

Still no ripe tomatoes but getting close. I pulled about half of my Onions, (probably more like 3/4 of them) they aren't as big as I would have liked but still the best I've done with onions, they fell over almost two weeks ago, it was time to pull these. maybe the ones I still have in the ground will get a little bigger, the stalks are still standing on them.

Moon plant flower.




Moon plant I dug up for East & Barmaid.

Our Weeping Willow that we planted 4 years ago. It was about 6' tall when we planted it.



my Dad's little raised Garden.

Looks great CC

Ditto! Looks a little ahead of the time in your area.

Damn kev. Looks great!

Alright so I had time to kill yesterday morning before a BBQ. I was watching mockingbirds fight over my baby tomatoes and decided to take action. Total investment was about 60 bucks including netting. After season it will be transformed into a run for a chicken coop. Took about 3-4 hrs including beer breaks







And today's harvest. Fixing to be overrun

Foxy told me to post this one

Anyone got a good way to put cabbage up? All of mine need to be pulled before they get any bigger or I am afraid they will be tough. Ussually make chow chow but have plenty left and not many green tomatoes anyway.

sauerkraut



East that looks BA

Gardens are looking good guys. Unfortunatly for me, work has me traveling all Summer and I only have the onions I planted early on. I gave all my plants I had away with the hope I can recieve a few maters and peppers when I am home. Im going to try a fall garden and see what it yields if I am back home by then. The grasshoppers are bad already here, it would have been a battle.

I've mentioned chow-chow several times on this forum over the years. I love it. I make mine with green tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, and jalapenos. I add suger and salt, then bring it to a boil in vinegar. The jars always seal. You can add cabbage or squash to this recipe.

East, good looking bird cover!

I'm going to get a pressure cooker for canning from my grandmother this weekend and begin tinkering with canning. You guys have inspired me!