Jesus. I'm way behind. The boys and I just planted our first strawberries

Minty fresh:



Peppers are well on their way:

dang, those peppers are huge

This was taken last Wednesday.. I have never seen peppers come in this early in the 8 or so years I have grown them.

mine are tiny, but still in small pots. Guess I should get them in the ground.

Ya the ones I have in pots are tiny or still in the flowering stage. The ones in the ground are about the size of ping pong balls

L_O_G, you need to write a beginners guide to growing food.

The basics, what seeds, when to plant in pot, when to transfer to ground, what dirt, size of containers, etc.

I just water down a paper towel for 3-5 days stick em in the oven (dark) till they start shooting. then I plant mine.

Haha I wish I could make money at it, too many people beat me to that already. I did brifly consider creating a youtube channel, but there are 1000's of those as well. Maybe not to many open carrying though

These were taken today after I got home from work. Got a couple handfuls of snap peas & a few strawberries.



Mound of Taters:

a couple years back we started stuff around New Years. Turned out to be too early. I think the end of January/early Feb is when we need to start seeds now. March/April is too late with all the other garden stuff we need to do.

I think a pro-2A gardening channel would be more successful than you think. I watch a good amount of YouTube and can't think of any of the survival/Prepping/2A channels that talk about it much. I think MainePrepper used to have some info but his account is down while he recovers from his issues.

Teach us the way!

One of these gave their life to be a great side salad tonight for dinner.

My Plum tree has atleast double the amount of baby plums now than it did this time last year. Several of the smaller branches are so heavy with fruit that they are bowing down, with a couple damn near touching the ground. Definitely trimming them back soon.

Not sure if the early burst of hot weather a few weeks ago, or the additional 5 fruit trees I planted earlier in the Spring, But something has seriously changed this season with the amount of fruit I am seeing on all my trees.

My Apple tree that has been in the ground for 6 weeks has a couple baby apples on it already.

Been a while sine anything was posted, and shits coming along nicely!

Where the magic happens:



6' tall corn:


Cauliflower:


Spaghetti Squash:


Classic example of when you plant Pumpkins too close to Potatoes:

dang. I have snap peas and that is about it right now. My melons, squash, etc. are tiny. My corn is about a foot.