just a few pics of this years garden.

Cheers,
Rick

Yer garden's off to a right fine start; consider introducing yerself, and whence you's hail viewforum.php?f=3

The Gotch

Your garden is beautiful! It's so tidy and well kept and producing lots of fruit. Where are you located?

We have a forum for glogs (grow logs) which is a blog about your garden. It's a great way to keep track of your garden and to see what works for you from year to year. Plus we all love to see each other's gardens grow. Check it out.

I was in the garden this afternoon doing some trimming and tying up a bit and snapped a few pics.....Big Beef and Better Bush in the photos.

Yikes, what a tidy garden! Where might you be located? Must be in the south if your tom. fruits are that large already.

BlackKrim wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 2:19 pm Yikes, what a tidy garden! Where might you be located? Must be in the south if your tom. fruits are that large already.

Thank you I appreciate it. I am located in Ardmore Oklahoma.

Cheers,
Rick

Jealous of the fruit you already have so close to ripe.

Pretty tomatoes!

That looks just like the ground cover fabric we used at the nursery where I worked. Heavy duty stuff with lines to keep rows straight when plants were set out in the field to grow.

Wow that's really nice.

GoDawgs wrote: ↑Fri Jun 06, 2025 4:54 pm Pretty tomatoes!

That looks just like the ground cover fabric we used at the nursery where I worked. Heavy duty stuff with lines to keep rows straight when plants were set out in the field to grow.

It's good stuff, not much gets thru it. It's been down for 5 years now and is still getting it done.


Rick

worth1 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 06, 2025 5:47 pm Wow that's really nice.

Thank you....I appreciate it.


Rick

What a great setup!
Did you burn the edges of the tomato holes to stop them from raveling? It looks like a really nice quality tarp.

bower wrote: ↑Fri Jun 06, 2025 7:55 pm What a great setup!
Did you burn the edges of the tomato holes to stop them from raveling? It looks like a really nice quality tarp.

Thanks!!!!!! I use a torch to burn my planting holes and I use the torch to heat an old kitchen knife if I need to cut it, this keeps it from fraying.

Rick