Lets post some pics

[philipfleek]

Of our gardens/fields/food plots! I have pics but don't know how to put them up. I will have to get my sister to help me. My mater are doing great!! :D

[headoftheholler]

Good idea. I will have to borrow a camera (still stuck in the 35mm age)
My peas are a little over 6 foot 5in tall and have more peas than I can pick. The potato's are up to my waist (!) Tomato's are doing good, overall one of the best years ever so far, love this rain.

[RVtech24]

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t265/GTBUSA/100_3808.jpg

Just a little sumptin to keep me busy.

[KYBOY]

Im gonna snap some pics tomorrow. I nned to hoe first so I dont look so bad :o

[Rat]

Where's the weeds??? Keeping the garden that clean will definitely keep you busy. I got a late start due to some cold snaps in northern KY, but things are coming along. I'll post pics later.

[JDMiller]

I'll try to get a few pics in the next couple days.

We have went from really wet to really dry. I started watering mine yesterday .... hopefully we will get a shower soon. Most of mine was set April 30 and has been looking fairly good. Had to replant sweetcorn twice & green beans had a lot of missing in the rows but it's finally took off. Lots of small squash & tomatoes....few cucumbers about 6 inches long and a few small peppers.

Watermelons & cantelopes are finally running and blooming. They seemed to sit there forever before taking off. Hopefully they will do as well as last year.

[redneck1377]

do you set out tomato plants or tomato vines ? I never heard of tomato vines before today and was wonder if there is a tomato vines

[PhilpotHunter]

I'm thinking of "mulching" my squash, green beans, and tomatoe plants with pine needles. Anyone on here see a down side to that?

[philipfleek]

I'm thinking of "mulching" my squash, green beans, and tomatoe plants with pine needles. Anyone on here see a down side to that?
i have heard pine needles are very good. I'm just using straw,I have never mulched my garden but after last year thought i had to this year.

[headoftheholler]

I'm thinking of "mulching" my squash, green beans, and tomatoe plants with pine needles. Anyone on here see a down side to that?

i have heard pine needles are very good. I'm just using straw,I have never mulched my garden but after last year thought i had to this year.
Lived in Georgia for a few years, cedar mulch as we know it is almost non existant down there, everyone buys bales of pine needles.

[yote hunter]

I'm thinking of "mulching" my squash, green beans, and tomatoe plants with pine needles. Anyone on here see a down side to that?
i just let the grass around my garden get high and bag it.it works pretty good for me.

[JDMiller]

Heres a few pics of my garden. It was late when I got home and it was getting a little dark on me. Did'nt get any good pics of the beans or corn but all is doing well. Last pic is of my watermellons & cantelope patch.

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c101/JDMiller1967/garden1.jpg

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c101/JDMiller1967/garden2.jpg

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c101/JDMiller1967/garden4.jpg

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c101/JDMiller1967/garden3.jpg

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c101/JDMiller1967/garden6.jpg

[philipfleek]

http://www.kentuckyhunting.net/forums/picture.php?albumid=9&pictureid=28

[philipfleek]

http://www.kentuckyhunting.net/forums/picture.php?albumid=9&pictureid=30

[RVtech24]

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t265/GTBUSA/100_4138.jpg

My new honda keeps the weeds down.:D

[KYBOY]

#1 and #2
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y165/kytrapper/Picture10171.jpg
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y165/kytrapper/Picture10170.jpg

[scratch]

here a before and after of Itchys farmmers market garden....he needs to find a hoe:D
http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g8/scratch_2006/Picture217.jpg

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g8/scratch_2006/Picture260.jpg

[headoftheholler]

Did a little redneck engineering this evening. We live next to a good sized stream, took a fairly large submersible pump, placed it in a deep pool in the creek, had some of the hard yellow plastic gas line laying around, connected it to the pump, ran the electric to my garage to a 125v plugin, ran the gas line up on top of the fence line about 50 yards or so to the garden. Garden is on a slight slope as is, drilled holes in gas line every so many feet and presto, flip a switch in the garage, garden gets watered with free water.