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2025 Mid-Atlantic Garden, Lawn, and Other Green Stuff Thread


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Getting this started now that March is on the horizon and most folks are ready to move on from a pretty chilly January-February period!

Got my victory garden started last weekend with tomatoes, eggplant (wife’s request), jalapeños, and basil under lights and did the same with some parsley today. My wife also wants zucchini this year, so I’ll get that going indoors in a month or so along with cantaloupe. I’ll direct sow lettuce, spinach, and mache in 3-4 weeks with the hopes they do better than they have the last couple years!

I also need to rebuild my cedar beds. One is really falling apart - especially the 2x4 supports - and I’m not sure it’ll last the season. I built the first one maybe six years ago and I’m surprised they’ve crapped out so quickly. Bit of a bummer, but I guess it’s a fun (if maybe a little pricey) project!

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I'm getting that seed popping itch. Ive been doing a high production garden for many years. One of my favorite crops is tomatoes. For the past 3 years I've done heirloom verities. This year im going to rotate back to one verity, Better Boys. My favorite verity. I've grown probably 50 different strains of tomatoes over the past several years. Nothing beats a big, red, juicy tomato. They make a beautiful red sauce. When I throw together 10 different color tomatoes the sauce can be a brown color. 

I've also added the legal limit of cannabis plants. They take up a large area of garden space but we'll worth the harvest. All the old ladies on my street are making their own cookies. You think your neighbors are happy to see a bag of tomatoes. You should see their face when you give em-a- sack-uh-weed lol

I also grown.

Cucumbers 

Zucchini 

Potatoes 

Herbs

Sunflowers

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