Arnorrian's tomato pictures
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All is looking well
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I was at the annual flower market this morning. Although there is a smaller one every day from spring to fall.

The haul, about 12 dollars in total.


The haul, about 12 dollars in total.

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That looks like an interesting and dangerous place for growers to visit! So much temptation.
Nice mix of new plants. What is the one next to the red coleus?
Nice mix of new plants. What is the one next to the red coleus?
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Oenothera fruticosa.Growing Coastal wrote: ↑Sat May 08, 2021 11:36 am Nice mix of new plants. What is the one next to the red coleus?
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You used some restraint there. I would have come home with a whole car full.
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No room in the garden for more.
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Eggplant, chilis, and corn planted out.


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Some evening pictures.
Snow pea finally flowering.


Nagasaki eggplant.

Tumbling Tom.



Snow pea finally flowering.


Nagasaki eggplant.

Tumbling Tom.



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Aronia has grow gigantic.

Jujube survived the winter.

Cucumber under snail protection.



Glass gem corn.


Jujube survived the winter.

Cucumber under snail protection.



Glass gem corn.

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What kind of snow pea are you growing, Arnorrian?
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Carouby de Maussane from Baker Creek.
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The heritage pea flowers are so pretty. 

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Damn, those eggplants be looking good. I just can't seem to get such big leaves on my plants, I don't get it.
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Everything looks fantastic.
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Try increasing calcium. I use cattle chalk (powder) mixed in the soil, plus calcium liquid fertilizer for seedlings and after transplant.
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[mention]arnorrian[/mention] thank you for that advise. I will have to try that.
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