Dave got the fence patched up where the deer were braking in to feast on the watermelons, pumpkins and corn. An ear popped up today as well and I grabbed a picture of a dragonfly on the [...]
Posts Tagged ‘watering tomatoes’
I hate Deer, Rabbits and Humidity….. and lot’s of new veggie pics!
Posted in Farm, Farming, growing pumpkins, growing tomatoes, growing your own vegetables, Organic Gardening, Organic Peppers, Organic Tomatoes, Organic Vegetable Gardening, Pumpkin Patch, tagged corn, corn field, corn plants, deer, farm, garden, gardening, Grow your own pumpkins, growing pumpkins, How to Grow Pumpkins, pumpkin patch, step by step instructions to pumpkin growing, tomato plants, watering tomatoes on July 30, 2011 | 5 Comments »
The veggies are getting bigger each day!
Posted in Farm, Farming, Growing Fresh Herbs, Growing Herbs, growing tomatoes, growing your own vegetables, Organic Gardening, Organic Peppers, Organic Tomatoes, Organic Vegetable Gardening, tagged corn, corn field, farm, garden, gardening, growing peppers, herb garden, herb planting, organic vegetable growing, peppers, tomato plants, watering tomatoes on July 15, 2011 | 3 Comments »
Cherry Tomatoes are turning red the Beefsteaks have a bit longer to ripen. Supersonic and Romas are popping too . Basil and Apples growing on the tree Cabbage is balling up and dill is looking tasty. Sweet Corn is growing really fast.
How to Water Tomatoes and Santa Crow
Posted in Farming, Gardening, Gardening, growing tomatoes, growing your own vegetables, Organic Tomatoes, tagged cucumber planting, dusk garden pics, farm, garden tips on tomatoes, gardening, gardening tips, growing cucumbers, pickle recpie, tomato growing tips, tomato plants, watering tomatoes on July 10, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Tomato Growing Tip: Water your tomatoes regularly before the leaves appear wilted. Watering tomatoes is the most important element in growing tomatoes Tomatoes are 90 to 95 percent water and need about 1-inch of water per week. More for sandy soil. Maintain even soil moisture. Don’t let the soil completely dry out. Soak the soil [...]
