Check it out! Total transmutation baby. It's going to be popping soon! These vegetables are going to be growing like crazy in the next few weeks. No dig gardening for the win!
I absolutely love how you were distracted by the flowers on your way to the baby chicks. Great to see how you and your father give credit to God for how he made the system to work together so very well. I love watching what you are doing. It is the closest to what Charles Dowding shows. Keep doing things the way God does them then you will have great success.
That's a beautiful garden well done. I reckon plant capsicums 🫑 or chillis 🌶 up the middle of that bed or lettuce they prefer some shade or they'll bolt. Good luck with the garden hope it thrives 😊
There are absolutely heirloom determinate tomatoes! I'm growing Fiaschetto di Manduria this year which is a determine and a possible parent of the San Marzano, there are several others to check out like Siletz and Legend too.
I absolutely love how you were distracted by the flowers on your way to the baby chicks.
Great to see how you and your father give credit to God for how he made the system to work together so very well. I love watching what you are doing. It is the closest to what Charles Dowding shows. Keep doing things the way God does them then you will have great success.
Careful, your dad may just become the star of the show here. So fun to see you two work together.
You and your dad are enjoyable to watch. And I appreciated the way you tied your garden methods to mimicking God’s design in creation.
Blessings to all!
Add a pool noodle to the top of your tomato cages so the wire doesn't cut your plants off.
Peas, on a fence. Your 6"x6" fencing you used for the tomatoes would work.
That's a beautiful garden well done. I reckon plant capsicums 🫑 or chillis 🌶 up the middle of that bed or lettuce they prefer some shade or they'll bolt. Good luck with the garden hope it thrives 😊
That is one happy Grandpa there. Get to work with his Son to grow food for his Son's daughter.
My grandpa and I used to grow broccoli, cauliflower, corn, squash, watermelon, zucchini, jalapenos peppers, carrots.
There are absolutely heirloom determinate tomatoes! I'm growing Fiaschetto di Manduria this year which is a determine and a possible parent of the San Marzano, there are several others to check out like Siletz and Legend too.
I’m trying to grow okra in with my squash. That might work for y’all too.