what you gonna grow for this season !!!

[bentech]

florida

[Intrinsic]

Next Year I'll grow some old fashion cannabis in the veggie garden along side the cucumbers and chilies, Now that personal growing is legal in cali. unless my county gets all draconian outlawing outdoor grows as some notable communities have here in cali since prop64 passage.

I am ready, long ready, to grow some 11 foot trees

this may be my last year running my hidden attic garden, end of an era ......

~Peace y'all

[Intrinsic]

The leeks, chinese cabbage and broccoli are that all that is left after the cold storms. Next week is supposed to be the first real hard freeze of the year. So cabbage and leeks for dinner last night. Sautéed with ginger and lemon, served over buttered rice with soy sauce.

The Habenaros rotting away on the vine.

[Intrinsic]

Garden 2017

I got all my seeds, i think. still going buy basil seedling later.
so here is what is on this year veggie agenda:

Tomatoes:
Cherokee Purple
Beef steak
Mule Team
Glacier

Peppers:
Red Bell
Yellow Bell
Orange Bell
Marconi (sweet chili pepper)
Thai
Jalapeño


And:
butternut squash
zucchini and yellow squash
Broccoli
cucumbers
cantaloupe
Beans
leeks
lettuce
chinese cabbage
carrots
herbs

[MadMoonMan]

Sigh, I gave up trying to grow a garden I would get anything out of. Even put up a fence the last 2 years. Deer herd gets it all. I can say I do get 1 tomato off the plants each year. No exaggeration. Just fact.

So the deer gods are not completely cold hearted.

[Intrinsic]

The deer gods are a ruthless bitch.

[Intrinsic]

Dwarf Orange tree ripening like crazy with just a little warmer weather.

I collect seeds. I may have a problem …

Veggie seeds, the ones in baggies are from the library's free seed bank expect for the far left top is canna seeds,

[MadMoonMan]

BTW LOL You do this every year. Best running double entendre.

[Intrinsic]

Yep every year, im old and set in my ways.

[bentech]

Yup, all organic.
Thanks man! Ya meant cantaloupe, not watermelon, right?

Cantaloupes in North America are actually a misnomer for musk melon. A true cantaloupe, which we rarely see, is more common in France.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddrink/ ... spartanntp

http://www.womenshealthmag.com/food/can ... -smoothies