Growing some watermelon this year taking when to plant from my https://farmersalmanac.com.
I get reminders of when and what to plant and find these useful living here in the south. I grew up in the northwest corner of the states and gardening was different.
I was so used to gardening in that time zone that I could not garden here. I kept starting my plants when they do and then my plants burnt up because it became to hot before they could mature. So if recommend looking into this if you are having gardening concerns it maybe just a matter of knowing when to plant.
The watermelon in the picture needs to have the hill built back up as I have been having a lot of rain the last two days. This one will grow a melon of 45 lbs and I am excited to see how I do with the melons this year.
This piece also comes from http://www.almanac.com
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Monday, April 24, 2017
Tomate Gardening
My tomato garden is getting huge, in fact all of the plants up front seem to have grown huge in just the last month. I have been taking the branches off between the leaves to keep the main stems to keep the main trunk of the plant giving nutrients to the blossoms and fruit. I am thinking that I am going to have to change my garden plot next year to increase the amount of light for them.
Over all my garden is a success as the leaves are free from pests and are the proper shade of green for the plant. The berries in the back are, well for lack of better words, taking over this year. Right now the berries are green but they are loaded with berries.
I am following planting directions from www.farmersalmanac.com/calendar/gardening . I grew up in the Northwest and when I moved here I seemed to have lost all of my skills with plants. Last year I realized that I was just so used to planting and growing in a different region so I did the web search to find out about growing in the south and so far I like what I have found. Still working on my planting skills but it is really moving right along.
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