Registered Member #1154 Joined: Wed Oct 24 2007, 10:30AM : Posts: 4791
Remember I started a garden down in Desert Hot Springs? It was growing in plastic window box containers. Well the traveling garden's wandering days are over. Here is an update.
Registered Member #1154 Joined: Wed Oct 24 2007, 10:30AM : Posts: 4791
Here's the zucchini. We should be harvesting some in a couple days. We are still putting this in the garage at night. And the tomatoes are in the little greenhouse
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Registered Member #659 Joined: Sat Sep 15 2007, 01:32PM : Posts: 8634
great looking garden. I have gotten 2 tomato's so far, I built a cage around mine but I like your way. I am setting aside a very large area and plan on growing a lot of produce. Probably next year but I have irrigation in. Finished today with the lions share. How do you pollenate the tomato's? Few bee's so far, and I guess I will have to open them up during the day to let the hummingbirds in. Then close them up when the tomato's start. My two seemed to develope overnight. Do they grow real fast? Both were where the plants grew through the cage. And the birds got to one before I could Don't argue with an idiot; people watching may not be able to tell the difference.
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Registered Member #1154 Joined: Wed Oct 24 2007, 10:30AM : Posts: 4791
I open the doors during the day so there is a breeze that comes in...but I also reach in there to water, so maybe I have been doing some of that myself
bills grandson wrote ...
great looking garden. I have gotten 2 tomato's so far, I built a cage around mine but I like your way. I am setting aside a very large area and plan on growing a lot of produce. Probably next year but I have irrigation in. Finished today with the lions share. How do you pollenate the tomato's? Few bee's so far, and I guess I will have to open them up during the day to let the hummingbirds in. Then close them up when the tomato's start. My two seemed to develope overnight. Do they grow real fast? Both were where the plants grew through the cage. And the birds got to one before I could
BGS, All you have to do to polinate the tomatoes is give each plant a little shake. I have grown tomatoes in and Aero Garden in the house where there are no bees.
Geezer's Traveling garden
