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June 4, 2015 |
We've been busy at Las Vegan Ranch the past few days! Even though I had to work, we found time to mow, weed, thin, and plant. Above is a picture after we mowed and weeded in the rows. You can also see photographs below of some miscellaneous projects we have been doing around the garden.
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These Need to be Thinned |
These squash plants are too close together to thrive, so I thinned them out and moved every other plant to a different place in the garden. I have read that squash does not like to be transplanted, so I am pessimistic about the viability of the transplants; however, I am sure the remaining plants will like the extra room. Squash plants can grow to be very large.
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After Thinning |
Here, you can see a triangular area for peas. The picture does not show it well, but there is a tomato cage in the center on the triangle. I planted 6 pea plants inside the cage and 4 around each stake. My hope is that they grow and climb on the twine and cage. I saw the tomato cages being used for peas on a You Tube video, and the narrator stressed to always plant the peas inside the cage, not outside of it, otherwise the will not be supported well as they grow.
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A Triangular Area For Peas To Climb |
Finally, here is a picture of my tomatoes and peppers. They are very happy in this sunny location.
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Tomatoes and Peppers |
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