Leeks, red cabbage, red sail lettuce, romaine, swish chard, soy beans, beets, kale and brussel sprouts.
Planted most of it 3 weeks ago and the weather has not been very conducive here in the 203. Slow sledding to date. Today is warm though, hopefully enough to jump start things a bit.
I planted a bunch a few weeks ago as well, then the temps went down to the 30's and it snowed, I moved everything into the garage for a while, today it will be in the 80's
Potatoes and asparagus popping up the past few days. Strawberries are flowering. Chives scallions green onions all good. Garlic's been up for 6 or 7 weeks now but doesn't look to be up to par, the ground not freezing all winter really messed with it. Tomatoes peppers broccoli and b sprouts I started from seed ready to go in mem day. Many seeds to plant outdoors soon. Roses all look strong. Tornado warning for my area today and tonight, battening down the hatches, right after this next bud.
I did have one of my pitcher plants grow a pitcher that encircled another overfed (by sugar ants) pitcher at the base, killing it... so that might fall under the cannibal plant distinction...
Otherwise, sold 3 flats of sundews to a local nursery for decent money, and they'd love to buy some Venus Flytraps from me if the seeding project works;
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on Friday, May 15, 2020 – 10:55 am
Leeks, red cabbage, red sail
Leeks, red cabbage, red sail lettuce, romaine, swish chard, soy beans, beets, kale and brussel sprouts.
Planted most of it 3 weeks ago and the weather has not been very conducive here in the 203. Slow sledding to date. Today is warm though, hopefully enough to jump start things a bit.
Peppers and tomatoes going in after Memorial Day.
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on Friday, May 15, 2020 – 11:17 am
I planted a bunch a few weeks
I planted a bunch a few weeks ago as well, then the temps went down to the 30's and it snowed, I moved everything into the garage for a while, today it will be in the 80's
Weird Spring...
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on Friday, May 15, 2020 – 11:20 am
2 gorrila glues 1 jack herer
2 gorrila glues
1 jack herer
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on Friday, May 15, 2020 – 11:27 am
ha ha ha
ha ha ha
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on Friday, May 15, 2020 – 11:33 am
Potatoes and asparagus
Potatoes and asparagus popping up the past few days. Strawberries are flowering. Chives scallions green onions all good. Garlic's been up for 6 or 7 weeks now but doesn't look to be up to par, the ground not freezing all winter really messed with it. Tomatoes peppers broccoli and b sprouts I started from seed ready to go in mem day. Many seeds to plant outdoors soon. Roses all look strong. Tornado warning for my area today and tonight, battening down the hatches, right after this next bud.
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on Friday, May 15, 2020 – 11:49 am
Officially planted in the
Officially planted in the driveway / former briar patch;
Tomatoes;
Amish Paste
Roma Paste
Mortgage Lifter
Estate
Sweet 100
Grape
Sun Gold Cherry
Black Cherry
Peppers;
Paprika
Anaheim
Ancho
Sweet Sunset Italian Mix
Golden Apple
Snackabelle Red
Purple Beauty Sweet
Lipstick Red Pimento
(one mystery one, didn't have a tag, and I can't remember, lol)
Onions;
Red
White
Cipollini
Potato;
Red Fingerling
Peas;
Mammoth Mix Sweet
Snow
Celery;
Chinese Pink
Basil;
Genovese
Spicy Globe
Sweet
Other Herbs;
RosemaryFrench Tarragon Pineapple Sage
Mojito Mint
Greek Oregano
Cabbage family Mix;
Mizuna
Cabbage
Kale
Kohirabi
Just planted some Horseradish 2 days ago,
(And hopefully arriving in the mail today;)
Summer Salad Mix;
Burgundy Amaranth, Strawberry Spinach, Magentaspreen Goosefoot, Epazote, Blonde Escarole, Frisee Meaux Endive, Darki Moss Parsley, Red Head Quinoa, Aurora Orach, Gold Purslane, Perfection Fennel, Horned & Golden Frill Mustards, Pink Lettucy Mustards, Sacred Basil, and the Lettuces: Brown Goldring, Flashy Trout Back, Devilâ??s Tongue, Mascara, Optima, Double Density, and Freedom Mix.
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on Friday, May 15, 2020 – 11:51 am
^ what, no prunes ?
^ what, no prunes ?
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on Friday, May 15, 2020 – 11:52 am
Do your plants eat other
Are your plants cannibals, Noodler, or merely entomovores?
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on Friday, May 15, 2020 – 12:18 pm
I did have one of my pitcher
I did have one of my pitcher plants grow a pitcher that encircled another overfed (by sugar ants) pitcher at the base, killing it... so that might fall under the cannibal plant distinction...
Otherwise, sold 3 flats of sundews to a local nursery for decent money, and they'd love to buy some Venus Flytraps from me if the seeding project works;
Red Dragon Venus Flytrap Flower
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on Friday, May 15, 2020 – 12:24 pm
Meanwhile, the Monkey Cups
Meanwhile, the Monkey Cups (Nepenthes) are starting to put out their first cups of spring
(the better pic wouldn't upload, so here's the back side shot)
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on Friday, May 15, 2020 – 12:26 pm
Nice...
Looks like something from the 'Alien' universe .. nice!
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on Friday, May 15, 2020 – 12:46 pm
https://www.youtube.com/watch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGO8MZSHmJA
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on Friday, May 15, 2020 – 01:54 pm
Don't have much of a yard so
Don't have much of a yard so I'm buying a cherry tomato plant for the deck.