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Fresh From Hazz's Garden
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I've heard you should keep Hibiscus in a cage so they don't attack!HaZzMaTt wrote:
You know I fashioned together an au naturale bean tepee only to discover I planted bush beans!
Go figure!
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the "cage" is there to allow the bean to climb
I just got my first Gypsy sweet pepper this weekend Mib introduced me to those, he got 'em at cosco kinda like a bell pepper with a sweet kick
the tomatoes are getting big! I have 6 varieties one is a Jellybean real small
I just got my first Gypsy sweet pepper this weekend Mib introduced me to those, he got 'em at cosco kinda like a bell pepper with a sweet kick
the tomatoes are getting big! I have 6 varieties one is a Jellybean real small
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We'll have to do some crop sharing... I will soon have hundreds of sweet cherry 100 and yellow pear tomatoes... trade ya!
I keep looking for those sweet pepper plants, haven't found them yet!
I keep looking for those sweet pepper plants, haven't found them yet!
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Lowes on Magnolia Av 1.98keep looking for those sweet pepper plants, haven't found them yet!
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Cool! thx
I wonder why the Lowe's on Limonite never got them????
I wonder why the Lowe's on Limonite never got them????
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Gee Hazz, I knew you had a green thumb, but I didn't know it was vegetables. 
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Items needed:
1bag of good veggie soil 3.87
1 jumbo hefty bag with handles 4.29
5 packs of Strawberries 10.56
Large hook .99C
Total about 20.00 bucks
I got the idea from a late night info comerical I said "Hey why do I need to buy their bag I can make one myself!"
The Idea
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WHERE on Earth do you find those ginormous zip locks?????
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Lowes on Magnolia Ave.
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Damn! What DOESN'T that Lowe's carry!!!!????!
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Yes Lowe's on Magnolia Ave.
Lowes on Magnolia Ave.
WestCoastCachers Said:
Lowes on Magnolia Ave.
HaZzMaTt says:
Yes Lowe's on Magnolia Ave.
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Just got back from
Lowe's on Magnolia only to find the Gypsies had moved on...
So I picked up some Giant Marconi's, which are basically long bell peppers and a few more herbs.
Lowe's on Magnolia only to find the Gypsies had moved on...
So I picked up some Giant Marconi's, which are basically long bell peppers and a few more herbs.
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I've never been lucky with fresh garden herbs maybe I've just never taken the time to place them in the right location
I saw those Giant Marconi's...let me know
I've got two bell peppers a Big Bertha and a California Wonder and the sweet peppers the gypsies are soo good!
carrots
broccoli
radish
brassel sprouts
bib lettuce & Mustard India
Red Bulbs & yellow onions (not doing well atm) say a paryer
the pole beans are taking off quit well
zucchini squash & cucumbers are taking off nicely
Tomatoes:6 Early & Often,2 Celebrities,4Jelly Bean Hybrids,5 Better Boy's
I need to get some kale and chard and maybe rhubarb for an empty area I'm making ready
Oh and the newly planted Strawberries in the bag
~Hazz
I saw those Giant Marconi's...let me know
I've got two bell peppers a Big Bertha and a California Wonder and the sweet peppers the gypsies are soo good!
carrots
broccoli
radish
brassel sprouts
bib lettuce & Mustard India
Red Bulbs & yellow onions (not doing well atm) say a paryer
the pole beans are taking off quit well
zucchini squash & cucumbers are taking off nicely
Tomatoes:6 Early & Often,2 Celebrities,4Jelly Bean Hybrids,5 Better Boy's
I need to get some kale and chard and maybe rhubarb for an empty area I'm making ready
Oh and the newly planted Strawberries in the bag
~Hazz
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Garden progress
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That melon in the last picture-what is it? I threw down some compost a while back and a seed sprouted. It looks exactly like the one in your picture.So now I have one of them growing in my garden but I don't know what it is.
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It's not a melon it's a zucchini squash
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Are you sure that's not the spaghetti squash I gave you???
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I got a plague of zucchinni in my garden and it doesn't resemble the melon-ish thing in the picture. I was thinking maybe a honey dew? or a watermelon? Whatever it is, mine is producing a bunch of 'em. Got about 10 the size of softballs and more developing.
Nice garden BTW.
Nice garden BTW.
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WestwardHo wrote:Are you sure that's not the spaghetti squash I gave you???
You melon heads, like the Ho said, it's yummy spaghetti squash,just cut in half,remove seeds for next years crop, rap it with cellophane,steam in microwave, use large spoon an remove from skin an add spaghetti sauce
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Ho said:
yes those are the spaghetti squash It's growen into the zucchini. It's hard to tell 'em apart sometimes
thank BH
Are you sure that's not the spaghetti squash I gave you???
yes those are the spaghetti squash It's growen into the zucchini. It's hard to tell 'em apart sometimes
thank BH
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MiB wrote:WestwardHo wrote:Are you sure that's not the spaghetti squash I gave you???
You melon heads, like the Ho said, it's yummy spaghetti squash,just cut in half,remove seeds for next years crop, rap it with cellophane,steam in microwave, use large spoon an remove from skin an add spaghetti sauce
Yep. I harvested the seeds from a mature squash I had for dinner last year! I've never microwaved it before... I always steam it in a large pan with a bit of water. I think I might prefer spaghetti squash over spaghetti!
Your garden is looking mighty healthy Matt! I like the addition of Farmer Blake!!!
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I also have 3 trees just south of the garden A Parent Naval Orange, Dwarf Yellow Hibiscus and a Guava fruit. When the Guava is in bloom the smell is awesome. Right now the Sweet Lime and the orange are about to bloom so the air is sweet with citrus
Where I live is near Victoria Ave/Tyler , sorta in/near the Orange groves and Victoria ave's street lined roses. It's like living in potpourri
Where I live is near Victoria Ave/Tyler , sorta in/near the Orange groves and Victoria ave's street lined roses. It's like living in potpourri
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