Mid April Pictures

Lots of growth in 2 weeks, here's some photos

These seedless European cukes are traveling vertically across twine held up by vine clips

Here are some climbing up the twine

These babies grow to 14 inches long

carrots in Agro Towers

Romaine in Agro Towers

For the fun of it I planted 6 tomatoes on the top of this Agro Tower set up. Just to see what happens

Pole beans in 4 open topped Earthboxes

4 pepper plants in this Agro Tower

3 pepper plants in this 20 gallon container

Here's a good look at my cuke plants , 10 feet high

What a sight

My tallest of my 3rd planting of tomatoes this growing year (August- now), 5 feet tall

Some herbs

Purple bush beans in Agro Towers

the same in Nancy Janes Self watering planters

Roamine in Agro Towers

Collards in Agro Tower

Top planter has cantaloupe and watermelon in it

a closeup

My famous bean pole (100 plants in 7 stacking planters)

Line um up baby !!!

English peas in NJ 15 inch planters

Won't stop giving me berries

My big eggplant plant

They are getting big !!!!

Vadilla onions ready to harvest

Tomato plant in a 10 gallon grow pot with Crop Circle Coir mulch on the surface. Love the stuff.

everything looks GREAT Bob!

Thanks Karen !!!!!! It keeps my mind off other things

Fantastic looking veggies, very impressive.

That does it, Bob I'm moving in. LOL No, just kidding those veggies are fabulous looking, I'm having fun with mine and can hardly wait til tomorrow to post some pics also. Mine are not nearly as nice looking as yours, so try and remember I'm a beginner here ok?
joy

Wow, looks like good eatin in the neighborhood!

Bob,

Can you give us the name of the cucumbers you are growing? thanks!

The name is Manar, they are European Seedless Self Pollinating Cucumber seeds. Very expensive @ .79 EACH, but worth every penny. I've had 100% germination and great yields. Bought them from Hydro-gardens.com

Here is Vadilla Onions I picked and processed today. 13 1/2 lbs going into the freezer

Pretty Amazing!
Love Vidalias.

Thanks for the info. I know the seeds are expensive, but the return is worth it.

Bob: Those vidalias are sweet, I love them, can hardly wait to try the candy apple onions, how long from planting til harvest for your onions? I saw some white cucumbers in a catalogue the other day that were supposed to be self pollinating also and you could also grow them indoors? Have you ever grown white cucumbers? I hope these questions are not off topic here?
joy

Bulbing onions take over 100 days to develop and planting the correct variety is critical. Way down south here for successful bulb development you need to plant the short day variety, i.e. Granex(Vadillia). Never have grown white cukes before, what catalogue?

I tried these white ones last year... got them free with my order from park seed.. called Pearl.. tasted like a regular slicing cucc

http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/166235/

Thanks One Wish, those are the ones I'm talking about.
joy