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Mrs. Jim's 2012 Kitchen Gardens(more pics added)

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Jim in NC
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Here is the backyard mater patch. There are about 115 plants here.

Here just below the mater patch is the cool weather veggie section with some onions, beets, lettuce, radishes, and spinach. Many things have been planted twice. The ground was too dry much of the time to germinate the seeds.
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Stephenscity
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Yea have the same problem her just got a day of rain so maybe hope yet!!



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G
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Looks good Jim you sure got a jump on us here. I have got to ask what kind of tree is that by that cedar below the early garden.
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caseman
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Looks good its 2 early here for a lot to be planted yet.. ;)
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Jim in NC
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gordon1121 said:
Looks good Jim you sure got a jump on us here. I have got to ask what kind of tree is that by that cedar below the early garden.
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It's a pecan tree and has been there as long as I can remember, since I was a youngun. It has never had any nuts on it to amount to anything.
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The garden looks great. We're scaling back this year some because of my back. Really looking forward to fresh ripe tomatoes.
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125 tomato plants should keep any kitchen well supplied! Two beautiful looking patches, and such beautiful country! Reminds me a whole lot of up here, so I guess I'm partial to it... haha. Thanks for sharing, Jim!
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DerickS
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Looking real good! Makes me want to get planting :)
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Jim in NC
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The maters are blooming and have small maters on them. We should be having some sloppy, juicy mater sandwiches in a month :!: :D


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Stephenscity
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Makes my mouth water :D Ours never seem to make until about the middle of July nomatter what ya do.The best you can hope for is the 4th and that gets ya braggin rights. :lol:



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DerickS
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Wow! Are they lookin good :D
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Aint nothing like being able to take a short walk with a salt shaker and having a good snack. Looking good.
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Jim in NC
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Stretching for the sky!

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Lookin real good. Mine are only about a foot tall right now.
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bettyp
Looking good Jim . BTL sandwich sound good . I gotto go have a talk with Henry's Tomatoes and see when we can have A BTLsandwich.



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BigDaveinKY
Lookin' Good Jim :D Mine are about as tall and just as loaded.
I'm waitin' any day to go and get my first ripe one. ;)
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Jim in NC
We have had a week of cool, dry weather and low humidity here Dave. Great for farmin' chores, but not much good for veggies and mater ripening. I had rite many this time last year. I figure July 4 before they get here in abundance.
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Beautiful, Jim! Should be plenty of tomatoes for the kitchen, no doubt!
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