Starting your 2012 garden!?

[mad_yaker]

Seems like everyone is gotten something growng. Now lets see pics. Time to share some spring green! As they say, no pics and it never happened? Here's a shot of my toms, see if I can get a few more pics posted after work.

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[Waldo2382]

Still cold and doesn't look like it's letting up in the 10 day forecast. I'm rather new to growing things but figure what the heck. Starting a few things that I know I'd like to eat, like artichokes (my friend has them doing well), jalapenos and serrano peppers along with a few tomatos. I have seeds for all the other "easy" veggies like carrots, radishes, cabbage. I think I just jynxed homer for another 2 months of winter by doing this.

[Ryan B]

Got Broccoli, Snap Peas, and Tomatoes started the other day!! Building two more tables and planting some more variety soon, so they are well on their when it is time to move them outside.



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[bullbuster]

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plus 1, they know what we grow

[WasillaPlanter]

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[jbswasilla]

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Boy I hope I didnt git them started to soon
Peppers and tomatos

[garnede]

Boy I hope I didnt git them started to soon
Peppers and tomatos

They are looking healthy, you just might have to transplant them into bigger pots . The tomatoes you can burry most of the stem and lower leaves in a larger pot and it will develop a larger root system.