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post #41 of 56
7/9/06 at 4:57pm
Great gardens, everyone!

Come take a walk in my garden:

Dianthus and Poppies

the Oaks to the west

Poppies

Ornamental Oregano

Peachleaf Campanula

Another Campanula

an allium

Dianthus and Campanula are great cut flowers

Thanks for stopping by!
post #42 of 56
7/10/06 at 3:15pm
Updated pics, taken today


Potatoes and Beans

My 60 hill potatoe "field"

Pole beans on tomatoe stakes

Pole beans on poles

bean flowers

cucumbers

leaf lettuce

minature pumpkins

regular pumpkins

3 rows of peas. In the middle you can see the 1 row that I didn't have fence for. That fence is over 4.75 feet tall
post #43 of 56
7/10/06 at 11:45pm
All you can see is tomatoes and cucumbers--it's out of control. My tomato plants are pushing 8 feet! :
http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/4...16109BbMWLVq18
post #44 of 56
7/12/06 at 6:43pm
I finally got pics of my garden downloaded, so I can share

My growing garden
post #45 of 56
7/12/06 at 9:55pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by binxsmom
i soooo love looking at others gardens. here's mine. well, parts of it.

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/binxsm...?.dir=/bd79re2

i'm in georgia, zone 7.
Ah, you're first pic of your little sago palm made me sad. I just lost mine (same size) to Asian Scale. I don't know if it's in Georgia yet. It's spreading from south FL all the way through FL and it killed my little palm. :
post #46 of 56
7/13/06 at 10:38am
I just put a new one on my blog;

www.greenthumb-jenangelcat.blogspot.com
post #47 of 56
7/14/06 at 5:47pm
What a great thread! Your gardens are lovely.
post #48 of 56
7/19/06 at 10:22pm
Here are two pictures I took today. It is located in a blog I write in once in a while.

http://www.xanga.com/private/yourhome.aspx?new=true

Can anyone tell me what is eating my cucumber leaves? I have seen a ladybug looking critter. I pluk off.
post #49 of 56
7/19/06 at 11:29pm
Very lovely gardens.
post #50 of 56
8/3/06 at 1:01pm
I finally went and took some pictures of my overgrown mess of a garden.

Punkins
more punkins
Rogue spilled birdseed corn
Big sunflower
Lavendar and marigolds
Sunflowers from spilled birdseed, 3 zuchinni plants
Hollyhock, Lupine (done blooming) Something I forget what I planted, behind that marigolds (huge! marigolds)
Empty spot that I never got around to filling this year - Poppies I think for next year...
Madly overgrown SFG bed
Overgrown SFG bed #2
Tomatoes!
Strawberries!
Carrots and Celery and one sad yellow squash plant
Back to front - beans, yellow squash, which is taking over the tomato cages I put up for the pepper plants, red lettuce and romaine
More punkins
This should become a yellow squash, at some point...
Mystery vine - what is it? It's gorgeous, teeny little purple flowers...


Next year? I plant the peas elsewhere (currently behind the tomatos, hard to get at.) and they will be sugar snaps, this crop is sorta bitter. I'll also stagger my plantings, I didn't this year. Now that I know how big some stuff gets, I'll know better what to plant where.
post #51 of 56
8/9/06 at 10:22pm
I think i figured out how to post my little garden pictures... here it goes...
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/mynift...cd&.src=ph
post #52 of 56
8/9/06 at 11:09pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by Humboldtmama
I think i figured out how to post my little garden pictures... here it goes...
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/mynift...cd&.src=ph
nope lol

The File You Are Looking For Is Inaccessible

Please sign in and try again or check with the owner of the file.
post #53 of 56
8/10/06 at 12:39am
That's weird, when i click on it it works... i will try it again tomorrow, lol. thanks for letting me know.
post #54 of 56
8/10/06 at 2:37am
Anyone have pics of their veggie contaqiner gardening? I'm going to try it next year. Lovely pics BTW!
post #55 of 56
8/11/06 at 12:31am
Quote:
Originally Posted by ItyBty
I finally went and took some pictures of my overgrown mess of a garden.

Punkins
more punkins
Rogue spilled birdseed corn
Big sunflower
Lavendar and marigolds
Sunflowers from spilled birdseed, 3 zuchinni plants
Hollyhock, Lupine (done blooming) Something I forget what I planted, behind that marigolds (huge! marigolds)
Empty spot that I never got around to filling this year - Poppies I think for next year...
Madly overgrown SFG bed
Overgrown SFG bed #2
Tomatoes!
Strawberries!
Carrots and Celery and one sad yellow squash plant
Back to front - beans, yellow squash, which is taking over the tomato cages I put up for the pepper plants, red lettuce and romaine
More punkins
This should become a yellow squash, at some point...
Mystery vine - what is it? It's gorgeous, teeny little purple flowers...


Next year? I plant the peas elsewhere (currently behind the tomatos, hard to get at.) and they will be sugar snaps, this crop is sorta bitter. I'll also stagger my plantings, I didn't this year. Now that I know how big some stuff gets, I'll know better what to plant where.
May be Porcelain berry vine?
post #56 of 56
8/17/06 at 5:54pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by HillbillyJohn
Anyone have pics of their veggie contaqiner gardening? I'm going to try it next year. Lovely pics BTW!
My Container Garden
I am embarassed because it looks sad compared to everyone else's garden. This is my first organic garden and i started them all from seed. The pictures in the album, you will notice there are different stage of growth. Also the cages on my tomatoes have been replaced with homemade large cages. I didnt know that those werent mater cages. : I went to a local organic gardener's house and their plants were HUGE! He said its because he starts from plants. I still haven't harvested anything but one tomato. The veggies are there and will be ripe soon, but my plants aren't as huge as anyone elses. : Don't laugh.
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