jinman
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- Joined
- Feb 23, 2001
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- Texas - Wise County - Sunset
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- NHTC45D, NH LB75B, Ford Jubilee
Well, I watered my garden like it wasn't going to rain and sure 'nuff, it didn't. The good thing is my garden looks great. It's at that stage where every day it looks like the plants grow 2" or more, especially the tomatoes. They are going gonzo. I hate to keep watering, but if the temperature stays mild, I don't mind. When it gets over 100 F, even watering can't save the plants.
Ron, I understand about the hassle of netting, but I've had to trim tomatoes many times to get the cages off of them. My peas may really be a hassle, but I'm hoping to re-use the netting with the tomatoes. With my sugar sweets and sweet 100 types that are more vines than plants, I may actually do something of an arbor supported by t-posts. I'm in full experimental mode.
Ron, I understand about the hassle of netting, but I've had to trim tomatoes many times to get the cages off of them. My peas may really be a hassle, but I'm hoping to re-use the netting with the tomatoes. With my sugar sweets and sweet 100 types that are more vines than plants, I may actually do something of an arbor supported by t-posts. I'm in full experimental mode.