It's almost garden time boys!

You are right!

I will start blackberries and blueberries.


But garden is tomatoes, peppers, squash, and somethin else.

Is it time to start seeds in jiffy pots? Can they make it outside in Feb?

I need to plant my tomatoes, but I actually saved 3 pepper plants over the winter. My jalapeno plant has 2 fruit on it. The poblano has 1 fruit and buds everywhere. I'm just going to see how those go.

I replanted carrots, spinach, and broccoli again last weekend

will wait to plant peppers, tomatoes, zucchini, okra, eggplant and cucumbers till later in March

I plan on adding more beds this year, right now I have 3 4x12 beds

I want to eventually add about 8 more

Well, 5 of my 6 tomatoes are struggling, the leaves are skinny, tiny, or almost non-existent on the newer growth. And the flowers are tiny and fall off. Is this a fungus or maybe too much water? They are on a dripline system, about 1/2 gallon of water/day. The soil is almost pure sand which I mixed with about 25% topsoil and 25% peat moss so it is 50% sand and drains well. Two look like they may not produce fruit at all and I'm going to replace them but need to know what is wrong first:


Also - some first year blueberries coming on strong. I pulled off most of the flowers and very young fruit to let the plants focus on growing this year. 18 bushes and they are doing well.




And an LSU Purple fig. The late frost hammered them but they are coming back.

I pulled two Better Boys last night. Made caprese with those, some basil from my herb planter, and a balsamic reduction I made a while ago. It was delicious and a great reminder why I grow my own veggies.

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