Got the okra seeds in the dirt late this year and hadn’t been looking for any. But today I was water my garden and noticed these little boogers.
My wife had me make a flower bed 3 ft by 6.5 ft. I’ve dug down 3 for so far. She said it’s not deep enough. Still not sure what she’s planting.
Ordered some new garlic to plant this fall.
The beginning of making some onion broth.
One of the benefits to raising goats is free (except for the labor) manure for the garden Cleaned out 2 of my six stalls of a Years accumulation of goat poop and bedding. Approximately 120 cu ft (4yds). Put it where the sweet corn, potatoes, and green beans have just been removed.
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How are your guys tomatoes doing? Mine went gangbusters around mid-June, but since then the plants have been dying and there doesn't seem to be anything I can do about it. I don't know if I was watering too much or not enough, or if they didn't have enough nutrients (I fed them Miracle Grow every weekend).
After researching, it may be blight but I'm not familiar enough to know for sure. I'm thinking of just pulling them all, but if they might recover with cooler temps I didn't want to overreact.
After researching, it may be blight but I'm not familiar enough to know for sure. I'm thinking of just pulling them all, but if they might recover with cooler temps I didn't want to overreact.
Our are still going pretty strong. Not sure on why yours are dying but we had the same thing happen to our cucumber plant and it never recovered. Was good for a few weeks then just stopped and died. I don't like fresh cucumbers and have enough pickles so didn't investigate further.
Our Tomatoes are putting off like gangbusters! Now our Squash went bad.
Our container tomatoes are doing the same, but the raised bed ones are still producing so I'm thinking it's just the heat/soil temp and that is just a wild guess.
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