Growing your own food is very rewarding. I love doing my garden every year. I'm still experiencing different things and learning something new every year. And it definitely promotes healthier eating habits.

Best of luck and keep us updated.

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Posted by LSUvegasbombed

Red Stick

Member since Sep 2013

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Posted on 4/25/17 at 9:57 pm to PillageUrVillage

They did not sprout like I pictured. I devided it into thirds. 1 section is peaches and cream. I did the triangle method so they cross pollinate each other. I planted 3 seeds in each hole too.

The middle is g 90

The other outside section is early golden bantam

With them being close, I'll prolly have a hybrid

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Posted by Martini

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Posted on 4/25/17 at 9:57 pm to PillageUrVillage

Had to dig one to take a look. Have about 50 more. This was one I had been stealing potatoes from.

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Posted by NOLAGT

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Member since Dec 2012

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Posted on 4/25/17 at 10:09 pm to PillageUrVillage

quote:
it definitely promotes healthier eating habits.

It does, that, the wife and now this thread got me to pick up a few things. Creol and cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, red bell pepper, jalapeño, sweet basil. I have much to learn so giving these a try in some big 5gal or so containers. Cucumbers I'm going to put on the side of my ponds waterfall (base of some banana trees) and see how that all does. I have a spot to do a bed and put on a watering system of this all works out.

Very cool to see these garden pics, some of y'all got a full on produce section going on.

Anyone have a greenhouse?

From one bunch off the banana plants last year. Harvested 3...let's just say banana smoothies are common around here