AusVarmint

Super happy with mine this year!

Yep - and it's cranking at the moment too.








Orchard has been producing well too.









Marcus

Mine has been going really well this year, tomatoes been producing since early September, silver beet since June, had sugar snap peas during winter, beans have gone bazerk, zucchini, cucumbers gone mad, and second planting of tomatoes are producing more than we can eat, also mew chooks have been laying well, most days 5/5 and most days at least one double yolker
























Forgot about garlic crop

Oops last photo was wrong, should be this one
. Scones came from youngest daughter

Our daughter has had one of her best friends staying with us this week, as her teacher single mum was away on a school camp. Mum arrived this afternoon to pick up her daughter and had this bucket of basil for us:



Did a quick whip around the garden and sent them off with a few things in return:



Marcus

Jealous much

The water here kills plants

MISSED wrote: ↑Sat Feb 06, 2021 1:25 pm Jealous much

The water here kills plants

Yeah, riiiite, nothing to do with your brown thumb is it ? Nooooo

We're winding down our patches as we are getting sorted to move.

The 5x2.5m enclosed raised bed has been very productive over the years.

In other parts I have managed to get gluts of chillies and herbs like weeds.

I also get about one pineapple a year from amongst my 8 or 10 plants.

It's tipping down ATM but I'll get some pictures when I can.

kjd wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 8:25 pm Super happy with mine this year!



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Looks good Keith. What varieties of tomatoes do you have in? We have my favourite Tigerella, with some Mortgage Lifters, some Black Russians, some Italian style toms, and some unknown seedlings from dad.

Marcus

Branxhunter wrote: ↑Sat Feb 06, 2021 6:07 pm

kjd wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 8:25 pm Super happy with mine this year!



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Looks good Keith. What varieties of tomatoes do you have in? We have my favourite Tigerella, with some Mortgage Lifters, some Black Russians, some Italian style toms, and some unknown seedlings from dad.

Marcus

Got a lot of toms in this year, we have Pineapple, yellow pear, red grape, sugar lump, San Marzano, Cherry and one other. Our season here is late as we can’t plant until November.

Also got Tomatillo, egg plant, capsicum, chilli, cucumber, zucchini p, about 3 or 4 different types of pumpkin,potato, strawberry, think there’s an Okra plant there somewhere too.

MISSED wrote: ↑Sat Feb 06, 2021 1:25 pm Jealous much

The water here kills plants

Yeah I seen that on A Current Affair the other night!
Its certainly a pretty colour!

My father in-law worked for the water board down here and said that's what happens when councils look after the water, they have have no knowledge or expertise of how to treat water!
He also said there is now way in this day in age anyone should have water like that!

An Ultra Filtration is an industry standard, its not that hard to fix it!

Glenn

MISSED wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 8:25 am https://www.facebook.com/leslie.j.colli ... 6478958377

And here I was for all these years thinking it was your lack of coffee making skills that made the coffee there taste crap.

i got a garden,no veg and no water
even got a rotary hoe

One tomato so far this year, bloody labrador keeps helping herself. Destroyed a chili plant the other day jumping to reach the higher tomatoes. Looking yesterday there should be 3 or 4 ripe enough to pick this afternoon if she hasnt got them already.