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Made a fatal mistake. Put 18 roma tomato plants, 6 zucchini, 6pickle cukes and 6 slicer tomatoes in the cold frame yesterday.
Stone cold dead this morning.
Snow expected tonight.
Mother always told me not to put frost sensitive plants outside before mother's day.
Man I wish I had that green house...
36 tomato plants left from my seed.

Ugh that sux HT. You still have time to start more seeds.

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Got them outside today for a few hours

I tilled half the garden last week...planted lettuce, spinach and snow peas.  Had the entire garden turned over from the previous weekend with the shovel and then spread bone meal, compost and a bunch of bags of garden soil.  HD had it on sale last week.  5 bags for $10.  Topped off some of the flower beds with it too.  Cleaned out old potting soil from some of my veggie pots and flower pots, and put in new....threw the old soil in the garden.   Now, hoping to keep the blight at bay this year.....wasn't too bad, until pretty late last year.  
 
Waiting to till the second half that I plant maters and peppers in....forgot to buy weed screen at HD and won't be planting those for another couple weeks anyways.  My small greenhouse down the road doesn't open until May 1st.  
 
Planted some basil and parsley seeds to see if I can get lucky and get those to grow.  Haven't sprouted yet.  
 
For the garlic growers, I planted 5 or 6 cloves that got old and started to sprout back in early November.  Growing decent now.  Should they be ready mid summer for picking?  Tried to look up when to pick and what I saw was, when half the leaves are green and half are brown/dead and low, about the time you should pick....Sound good?

I sprayed my fruit trees twice with neem before blossom.
I'm liking what I'm seeing.
Very way behind on vegetables.
Peppers and herbs are planted but the giant tomato plants are still waiting for the raised beds to be done.
Fishing was a huge distraction for a month.

My pigs and 14 day old meat birds are doing great and that's what the imminent focus has been.
This is my first weekend home since April 23rd so LOTS of chores to do, including that hole in the ground called a pool, lol.

Off to deer camp on our traditional memorial weekend of peace and solitude on a mountain. Still, it will be a work detail as we want to build a shooting shack for my youth hunter grandson.
Stay hydrated.
Peace and tuna

Got it done. Swealterd in the brutal heat yesterday and this morning building 3 5x10 and 2 5x5 raised beds. It was a struggle just trying to level the ground, cut the lumber, line the boxes and fill the beautiful soil. No matter it's going to be well worth the effort. 36 tomato plants in and 4 pickle cukes planted.
Perfect timing as we got a nice dose of rain to help. Still some more vegetables to plant but it's very good knowing my staples are in.
Within that time, the pool is open and grandkids were swimming.
Chickens are going to make their way to the outdoor pen next week. They grow amazingly fast.
Peace and tuna

Looking good👍.

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We got a good dose of some much needed rain yesterday afternoon and overnight. Was starting to get worried we were heading into another June drought. It kinda seems the normal now with wet cold springs, drought June and wet mid to late summer.

My blueberries , peaches and apples are all producing well. Glad I took the time to spray them so we'll hopefully get a good harvest.
Garlic is growing off the charts. Gave them a boost of nitrogen for their final push and should produce some really nice bulbs again.
I think these are in their 6th year off the same strain of cloves. I did mix in a new strain last fall so well see how they do.
Chickens are huge already and pigs are starting to eat more food so their growing well.
Happy gardening folks.
I'm off to the high mountain

I give mine a 7 or 8. Garlic is great, as you said. All my vine stuff is doing good. Lettuce is growing like crazy and I keep picking and resowing about every 3 weeks. Peppers are decent as are the tomatoes. Just decent... after all the rain this month, those 2 crops are looking a little ragged. Yellow leaves on the tomatoes and the peppers look a little sickly. After 100° today, I'm sure they'll bounce right back 🙄😆. My eggplants are doing pretty good too, but like I said, this has probably been the wettest June on record. We will have to see. I'm gonna pick that garlic in about 3 or 4 weeks. I have all those scapes to clip before that. Maybe this weekend. 🤔 Good luck all.

Mine seems to be doing well, peppers are a little behind where I think the should be. Everything else is up to speed for this time of the year. Peas are just starting to be picked and we’ve gotten a few quarts of strawberries in the last couple of days. I‘ll have to get a picture in the next day or so 

Mine aren’t giving me anything to eat yet, but look okay. I could probably pick the baby spinach, but don’t need it yet. My squash keeps sprouting small squash that rot. Not sure what the deal with that is. I have picked some herbs, but that is about it. Cukes don’t seem like they will be putting any Cukes on my table for a while.

Here's a few pictures of my paltry garden. Not all but some.
I have 4 tomato raised beds, 8 garlic beds, 1 cuke bed, 2 green beans beds, 2 pepper beds, various herbs and a few direct plants of zucchini. Not counting the trees.
Things improved but still way lacking.

On an upside.
I picked a garlic bulb.
Preimo in that department.
I'll start harvesting garlic starting July 4th and should continue through July.

Coyote, how did you cut those tires? That is a great way to reuse them.