These are onion plants. Each bunch has about 60 plants. Last week, just before the rain, we planted 30 bunches or about 1800 onion plants.
Here are the raised beds with the onions in them. They will mature around the 1st of June. I need to create one more raised bed to finish planting the last 15 bunches.
These two rows have over wintered collards. They will start producing again in a few weeks.
Last December I created this trellis for the 5 new muscadine plants. They are 18 feet apart and will start producing fruit in 2013. Starting in the 4th year and for the next 20 they should produce 50-75 pounds of fruit each year around September.
Now that the carrots are out of the tunnel, work begins on getting ready to plant tomatoes in early March. The tunnel holds 190 tomato plants in 4 double rows plus two outside rows for spinach and cucumber.
This is all very exciting. We're gonna have to stop by soon to check things out.
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Hank, love the rack you made for the hanging tomatoes. Have a question, I started Tumbling Toms and transplanted them to 15" hanging baskets, they are now 22" tall and growing straight up and not tumbling. Is there a trick to it, to get them to grow over?
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Thanks Cary
Cary, I'm not sure what the problem is but I can tell you that out of the 100 plants I germinated I had a low survival rate. At 12" some are starting to 'tumble' but I'm not impressed. Others are very dense and haven't started yet. I caused some of the problem with some incorrect dilutions from the manufacturer of Fertrell foliar sprays. They said they were sorry. I'm starting over now with a new batch. Where did you get your seeds? Sometimes they are not true to label :(
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