Hello from Thousand Oaks, CA
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Hello from Thousand Oaks, CA
Former Tomatoville member, starting fresh with a new name.
I mostly grow in containers and Earthboxes, except for the past couple of years I've been over Winter growing garlic in the ground with pretty good results. I also have a couple almond trees and just put in a few bare root blackberries along the fence. This was my second year for the almonds and harvested a whole 10 almonds last season! Saved them for a special occasion and enjoyed them on Christmas day.
I'm a couple weeks away from tomato and pepper seed starting and as always not sure which varieties to grow this year. I always have 2 regulars in pots, Husky Red and Sugary Hybrid which do well and stay relatively small, so will probably continue that tradition.
Looking forward to some tomato talk this year.
I mostly grow in containers and Earthboxes, except for the past couple of years I've been over Winter growing garlic in the ground with pretty good results. I also have a couple almond trees and just put in a few bare root blackberries along the fence. This was my second year for the almonds and harvested a whole 10 almonds last season! Saved them for a special occasion and enjoyed them on Christmas day.
I'm a couple weeks away from tomato and pepper seed starting and as always not sure which varieties to grow this year. I always have 2 regulars in pots, Husky Red and Sugary Hybrid which do well and stay relatively small, so will probably continue that tradition.
Looking forward to some tomato talk this year.
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Re: Hello from Thousand Oaks, CA
Welcome from Texas.
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25 miles southeast of Waterloo Texas.
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25 miles southeast of Waterloo Texas.
You can't argue with a closed mind.
You might as well be arguing with a cat.
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Re: Hello from Thousand Oaks, CA
Welcome to the Junction from about 60 miles to your East
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Re: Hello from Thousand Oaks, CA
Welcome from N. Florida!
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Re: Hello from Thousand Oaks, CA
Welcome from Torrance, I also grow in EBs. Good to have someone from So CA here.
Zone 10, Southern California
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Anything meaning any foods of course.
Will eat anything once before I judge.
Anything meaning any foods of course.
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Welcome to the Junction from Down Under
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Re: Hello from Thousand Oaks, CA
Welcome to the forum! Another SIP grower here, though there's a lot in the ground, too.
Woodbury, NJ zone 7a/7b
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Welcome to the Junction!
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Average Rainfall 9.5 inches
Climate: Sonoran Desert
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Re: Hello from Thousand Oaks, CA
Greetings from Georgia and welcome! 

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Welcome from Michigan!
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Re: Hello from Thousand Oaks, CA
Welcome, I know how you feel, the second year with my blackberry bush I harvested 6 blackberries.
Tracy
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Re: Hello from Thousand Oaks, CA
Hi Bronx. Go over and see my free seed offer and photo thread, then you'll really be confused as to what to grow!Bronx wrote: ↑Sat Feb 01, 2020 9:22 am Former Tomatoville member, starting fresh with a new name.
I mostly grow in containers and Earthboxes, except for the past couple of years I've been over Winter growing garlic in the ground with pretty good results. I also have a couple almond trees and just put in a few bare root blackberries along the fence. This was my second year for the almonds and harvested a whole 10 almonds last season! Saved them for a special occasion and enjoyed them on Christmas day.
I'm a couple weeks away from tomato and pepper seed starting and as always not sure which varieties to grow this year. I always have 2 regulars in pots, Husky Red and Sugary Hybrid which do well and stay relatively small, so will probably continue that tradition.
Looking forward to some tomato talk this year.
- Marsha