OT: Anyone doing vegtable gardens… what’s in your garden.

[jpinpb]

I’m left w/one tomato plant that somehow is holding up.

However, my Himrod grape did not produce this summer. I had 5 bunches forming and it looked promising. But this summer was the worst summer ever along the coast and overcast just about every day. It was very disappointing and frustrating. So it started going dormant. The grapples shriveled up. Then as soon as we had some warm weather, it started coming back again. No fruits.

My blueberries are still producing.

[meadandale]

I pulled out my squash and beans a few weeks ago. My tomatoes are looking scraggly but still have fruit ripening–although the rains aren’t helping to keep them healthy.

I seeded out some lettuces a few weeks ago but not much came up. Could be because I cut way back on my watering schedule and we got some heat that may have killed the seedlings…before we started getting this rain.

I’ll probably seed out some additional winter crops this weekend: lettuce, spinach, beets, kale, peas, carrots. I’ll have to reconfigure my drip irrigation though and that takes a little time so hopefully the weather cooperates.

[meadandale]

I pulled out my squash and beans a few weeks ago. My tomatoes are looking scraggly but still have fruit ripening–although the rains aren’t helping to keep them healthy.

I seeded out some lettuces a few weeks ago but not much came up. Could be because I cut way back on my watering schedule and we got some heat that may have killed the seedlings…before we started getting this rain.

I’ll probably seed out some additional winter crops this weekend: lettuce, spinach, beets, kale, peas, carrots. I’ll have to reconfigure my drip irrigation though and that takes a little time so hopefully the weather cooperates.

[meadandale]

I pulled out my squash and beans a few weeks ago. My tomatoes are looking scraggly but still have fruit ripening–although the rains aren’t helping to keep them healthy.

I seeded out some lettuces a few weeks ago but not much came up. Could be because I cut way back on my watering schedule and we got some heat that may have killed the seedlings…before we started getting this rain.

I’ll probably seed out some additional winter crops this weekend: lettuce, spinach, beets, kale, peas, carrots. I’ll have to reconfigure my drip irrigation though and that takes a little time so hopefully the weather cooperates.

[meadandale]

I pulled out my squash and beans a few weeks ago. My tomatoes are looking scraggly but still have fruit ripening–although the rains aren’t helping to keep them healthy.

I seeded out some lettuces a few weeks ago but not much came up. Could be because I cut way back on my watering schedule and we got some heat that may have killed the seedlings…before we started getting this rain.

I’ll probably seed out some additional winter crops this weekend: lettuce, spinach, beets, kale, peas, carrots. I’ll have to reconfigure my drip irrigation though and that takes a little time so hopefully the weather cooperates.

[meadandale]

I pulled out my squash and beans a few weeks ago. My tomatoes are looking scraggly but still have fruit ripening–although the rains aren’t helping to keep them healthy.

I seeded out some lettuces a few weeks ago but not much came up. Could be because I cut way back on my watering schedule and we got some heat that may have killed the seedlings…before we started getting this rain.

I’ll probably seed out some additional winter crops this weekend: lettuce, spinach, beets, kale, peas, carrots. I’ll have to reconfigure my drip irrigation though and that takes a little time so hopefully the weather cooperates.

[Aecetia]

It has been a weird year for weather: “SAN DIEGO — The unexpected October rains have significantly reduced the wildfire risk in San Diego County, prompting Cal Fire to scale back its peak season staffing levels beginning next week, Cal Fire officials said Wednesday.” That is a good thing.

http://www.sandiegounion-tribune.com/news/2010/oct/21/wet-october-reduces-wildfire-risk/

[Aecetia]

It has been a weird year for weather: “SAN DIEGO — The unexpected October rains have significantly reduced the wildfire risk in San Diego County, prompting Cal Fire to scale back its peak season staffing levels beginning next week, Cal Fire officials said Wednesday.” That is a good thing.

http://www.sandiegounion-tribune.com/news/2010/oct/21/wet-october-reduces-wildfire-risk/

[Aecetia]

It has been a weird year for weather: “SAN DIEGO — The unexpected October rains have significantly reduced the wildfire risk in San Diego County, prompting Cal Fire to scale back its peak season staffing levels beginning next week, Cal Fire officials said Wednesday.” That is a good thing.

http://www.sandiegounion-tribune.com/news/2010/oct/21/wet-october-reduces-wildfire-risk/

[Aecetia]

It has been a weird year for weather: “SAN DIEGO — The unexpected October rains have significantly reduced the wildfire risk in San Diego County, prompting Cal Fire to scale back its peak season staffing levels beginning next week, Cal Fire officials said Wednesday.” That is a good thing.

http://www.sandiegounion-tribune.com/news/2010/oct/21/wet-october-reduces-wildfire-risk/

[Aecetia]

It has been a weird year for weather: “SAN DIEGO — The unexpected October rains have significantly reduced the wildfire risk in San Diego County, prompting Cal Fire to scale back its peak season staffing levels beginning next week, Cal Fire officials said Wednesday.” That is a good thing.

http://www.sandiegounion-tribune.com/news/2010/oct/21/wet-october-reduces-wildfire-risk/

[briansd1]

Backyard wegetables gardens and community gardens are a good way to solve the food deserts problem.

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/video/blog/2010/06/small_towns_struggle_with_food.html

[briansd1]

Backyard wegetables gardens and community gardens are a good way to solve the food deserts problem.

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/video/blog/2010/06/small_towns_struggle_with_food.html

[briansd1]

Backyard wegetables gardens and community gardens are a good way to solve the food deserts problem.

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/video/blog/2010/06/small_towns_struggle_with_food.html

[briansd1]

Backyard wegetables gardens and community gardens are a good way to solve the food deserts problem.

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/video/blog/2010/06/small_towns_struggle_with_food.html

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