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psycopanhead


Joined: 04/11/2005
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Location: pikerville,new york
 posted 06/03/2009 07:01 AM  
so i just planted some tomatos,broccoli,peppers i even tried hose topsey turvey upsidedown tomato planters lol,...some spinach.carrots,basil,oregano.chives,andsome othr herbs....what are you uys growing and do you have any tips to keep everything healthy

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 posted 06/03/2009 07:11 AM  
Water, water, and more water. surprise A little miracle gro doesn't hurt either.

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 posted 06/03/2009 07:57 AM  
Keep the rabbits out of it upup

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tonyzfishin


Joined: 02/04/2006
Posts: 27685
Location: Princess Bay
 posted 06/03/2009 08:17 AM  
This year i'm just sticking to the basic's......

    up 48 tomato plants
    up 6 bell peper plants
    up 6 eggplant
    up and a couple of cucumber's



This post edited by tonyzfishin 08:18 AM 06/03/2009
 
Roccus7


Joined: 06/12/2003
Posts: 4938
Location: Midcoast Maine
 posted 06/03/2009 08:19 AM  
Sheesh Tony, 48 Tomato Plants???

Getting a herd of Water Buffalo to make enough mozzarella to cover Insalata Caprese for the entire Nor'east crew?

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tonyzfishin


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Location: Princess Bay
 posted 06/03/2009 08:29 AM  
Roccus7 wrote:
Sheesh Tony, 48 Tomato Plants???

Got a flat of them pretty cheap...Toungue, looks like i'll be making some tomato sauce Labor day weekend.....Toungue
 
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 posted 06/03/2009 08:33 AM  
tonyzfishin wrote:
Roccus7 wrote:
Sheesh Tony, 48 Tomato Plants???

Got a flat of them pretty cheap...Toungue, looks like i'll be making some tomato sauce Labor day weekend.....Toungue



Enough for the whole neighborhood ToungueToungue


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tonyzfishin


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 posted 06/03/2009 08:36 AM  
canyonfvr wrote:
tonyzfishin wrote:
Roccus7 wrote:
Sheesh Tony, 48 Tomato Plants???

Got a flat of them pretty cheap...Toungue, looks like i'll be making some tomato sauce Labor day weekend.....Toungue



Enough for the whole neighborhood ToungueToungue

I think my neighbor's prefer salsa..........ToungueToungueToungueToungueToungue
 
steamboat1

Joined: 11/18/2006
Posts: 4469
 posted 06/03/2009 10:19 AM  
Horse manuer. I think your from Bklyn Psycho, if so there's a big mountain of it outside the gardens in Floyd Bennett right now. Already aged and free.
My gardens kind of the opposite of Tony's. Only 6 tomato plants(3 beefsteak, 3 plum), 2 flats of peppers (40 something), 4 eggplants, 4 cucumbers, 4 zucchini, 12 leak and an assortment of herbs.
 
fish4me


Joined: 09/01/2005
Posts: 16211
Location: Miller Place
 posted 06/03/2009 10:59 AM  
No horse manure. Too many weed seeds.

Use worm castings and peat moss. Best nutrient and water retention mix your veggie plants will ever need.

 
Stoneguy77


Joined: 04/29/2006
Posts: 863
Location: East Patchogue
 posted 06/03/2009 11:14 AM  
Make a tea from chicken manure, this has helped my father's crops out and the yield will be large.

Remember not to overdo it as you can burn your plants.

Horse Manure is tops in my book, and it's free. Just bring your pick up truck to any horse stable as they usually have a pile just sitting there taking up space.

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Roccus7


Joined: 06/12/2003
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Location: Midcoast Maine
 posted 06/03/2009 11:17 AM  
Chicken manure "tea..."

Damn, why didn't I think of that to replace my favored Earl Grey??

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STRIKERTHREE

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Location: bay shore
 posted 06/03/2009 11:30 AM  
Alaskan fish emulsion is the best fertilizer along with water and rabbit droppings

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