Here are some pics of the garden fence.

And omg!! My neighbor gave me a HUMONGOUS grape vine.
It took almost 45 min to dig it up because it was growing on
another fruit tree and totally took over some parts of the tree.

Its about 12 feet long, and 8 feet high. It is kinda withering because
its hot outside and I had to dig up a pretty nice sized hole to fit in the roots. Now I don't need that grapevine cutting that went completely
rotten anyway. He also gave me another grape vine that is about 3 feet wide and 6 feet high. This small one I actually transplanted inside the garden. Will post pics later of that little one. Hopefully they perk up. I gave the really big grapevine a gallon and a half of a Vitamin-B solution for transplanting.

The really big grape vine already had hundreds of little grape
heads forming!!!! I will get a close up of that if they survive the summer. My neighbor said if the grapes die this year, they might come back next year if I take really good care of it.

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So, yesterday after the very big grapevine was transplanted, it
only started to look even more sad.



I really want success with this huge grapevine because.....
well, I LOVE grapes, and I like to garden.

Is there anything I can do for it but wait and see if it
perks up???

I'm thinking I will give it some more Vitamin-B transplanting solution.


The one in the garden isn't as big as I thought. Its about 4 1/2 feet
tall and stretches about 2 ft wide. That one has perked up significantly.

The green vines no longer feel soft and withered, they are nice and
strong and I hope it starts to grow. Will update with pics in about 3 more days. And oh, the squash are getting frikking big.

Will anyone need any extra squash in a couple months???
lmao. Because five squash plants is more than enough for
me and my family.

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Bad news.

The big vine completely withered.

Its ok though, it will come back next year.


Will update pictures of the veggies tomorrow.

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I know the feeling. I transplanted some bean plants that I got from a local nursery into my garden, and nearly all have withered up! The other plants are fine, but the beans are in a sorry state. No idea what could be wrong, but the more that die, the more room there will be for tobacco. Good luck and post it if you find out what you could do/ could have done for that grape vine

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Sinsemilla deserves to be free, just like any other plant or tree

growing now, so is the honeydew. Pumpkins doing good. I have to kill one
today. =( to give the other room to grow.

Transplanted Tomato Plants: doing great, its hot outside so they leaves
are cupping a bit.

Tomatoes from Seed: my tomato plants are no longer tiny. They
are about 5 inches tall, and I need to kill some of these. Or
transplant them. I only need 1 every foot or so, so some will have to go.

Great Northern Beans: Could be doing better, looks like the heat is a bit
much for them.

Eggplant is doing ok.

Bell pepper looks heat stressed.

Update Finished. Now for pictures.

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RIU keeps telling me I can't upload pictures. I will try again.

(30 minutes later)

Well, it won't let me upload them. Maybe I can try photobucket.
Nope, thats way too slow.

Sorry guys. Pics up Next time.

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Sorry about the crappy update last time.

RIU wasn't letting me upload pictures.
Its been a while and all of the plants are doing

great. The tomato plants are starting to get flowers,
the the zucchini are starting to get more and more flowers

and zucchini. I fried one up last week and it was VERY good.
Fresh out the garden flavor. I started giving the garden

regular nute feedings with my B.C starter success kit. The
birds refuse to stop eating my plants, so its either

a scarecrow, or party streamers to scare them off. Enough talk,
here are some pics. My peanuts are starting to bloom, but they

look crappy because the birds have eaten the leaves almost completely
off. GRR!!! I hate fucking birds.

This is all on the new camera.

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Rollitup is retarted or something. It won't let
me upload more than 4 pictures without

giving me a message about a missing token or something.
So...

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Just keep watering your grape vine, it's not dead. I transplanted one earlier this year and everybody kept telling me it was dead but few days ago, new growth started all over! Shows how much faith they have! I wish we could grow grapes here that didn't suck, Scuppernong grapes are pretty boring >< Also if you find red bugs of any kind chewing the flowers off of your yellow veggies just douse them with some dish detergent/laundry detergent water and it'll have them all gone the next day.

I know I haven't posted in forever, but
I decided to take some pics this morning

and post them for anyone who is still subscribed
to see how the garden is doing.

I was robbed of my biggest tomato yesterday.
Fucking crows. and this time I know it wasn't a sparrow, because that tomato weighed at least a pound or more, and those little sparrows wouldn't be able to carry that off.
But finally got the scarecrow up today.

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