Summer Photo Thread 2015 (september, Colorado, accurate, Christmas)

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by RAlex

Tomato plants still look alright after about 2 1/2 weeks of no rain and mostly above normal temperatures. But production has slowed and I'm not getting as much as I did last year at this time.

I'm still getting a lot of cucumbers, but plants aren't looking as healthy

You're tomatoes look great! Mine got hit with Blight and I lost the fight. So I assume 1 more good harvest and it's done. lol

July 23 Harvest
Lettuce, Kale, Beets, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Peppers. Garden Fresh. No crap wax or preservatives on them.



Pretty crazy I was able to pull some weeds and dig up the Potatoes IN THE SUN today.. Amazingly, Strangely, and below normally DRY day.

[alphatier]

It's great that there are still people out there trying to be self-sufficient.

Do you use non-gmo seeds?

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by alphatier

It's great that there are still people out there trying to be self-sufficient.

Do you use non-gmo seeds?

No GMO here. While I save the seeds of some plants, the others come from packets from a company that does not and never wants to sell GMO seeds.

[B87]

Owen, so if you think my photos look so 'foreign', then where do they look like they are from? The vegetation looks normal for wild pastures in the UK.

Also, any ideas what this is?

[alex985]

Originally Posted by Cambium

You're tomatoes look great! Mine got hit with Blight and I lost the fight. So I assume 1 more good harvest and it's done. lol

July 23 Harvest
Lettuce, Kale, Beets, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Peppers. Garden Fresh. No crap wax or preservatives on them.



Pretty crazy I was able to pull some weeds and dig up the Potatoes IN THE SUN today.. Amazingly, Strangely, and below normally DRY day.

You have an awesome garden, Cambium. I hope one day to own a house with a similar garden to yours.



You must not spend much money on produce, huh?

[cmptrwlt]

Oslo, Norway at 20:35

Temp: 17°C / 62°F

[alphatier]

Originally Posted by Cambium

No GMO here. While I save the seeds of some plants, the others come from packets from a company that does not and never wants to sell GMO seeds.

Yummy. Enjoy the fruits of your labour.

[nei]

Or vegetables of his labor.

[tommyFL]

Originally Posted by nei

Or vegetables of his labor.

Some of them are fruit. Like the tomatoes.

[Sickandtiredofthis]

Originally Posted by B87

Owen, so if you think my photos look so 'foreign', then where do they look like they are from? The vegetation looks normal for wild pastures in the UK.

Also, any ideas what this is?

No. The vegetation looks like the plants you would see in Spain.