Cool Garden Photo's that have made me think

Have you ever typed in Pallet planter in google image search.

OMG!! So much cool shit, wow just wow. Now here 

is the Question , are they real and are they practical.

I like most of you if you are really reading this, have seen

cool diy gardening with pallets videos or other how to platforms.

I will also cover other garden pix I have found that , i like or

have made me think. 

I have never tried a plastic box for a sip,

But this looks sound. That is , if the plastic

checks out. I used hdpe of PP every time in

my planters. ( i know i did early seeds in PS )

I do really like 5 Gal Sip buckets.

If you have looked at the way my garden

has moved. 5 Gal. sip is the way.

My pepper plants are good all day ,

even moisture all the time. (even !00+ Heat)

My tomato plants are off the charts,

I can't give them enough water. 

I am going to look in to a lid or mulch.

Maybe a timer for watering 

 I really like this idea

It looks really good , and

It is %100 possible with only 

pallet wood. Just remember most 

pallets do not have this level

of quality wood 

This picture is great , I see this being a amazing

start to a support post. Imagine a out door structure

with version of this as its support posts.

EPIC!!!

A small Shelf to support your lights for seeds / starts

Confirmed. Works great.

Mid July garden update - Photo edition

This fence line gets the best sun 

if you can't tell.

Starting one the left (orange)

Gypsy pepper is started from saved

seeds from last year.

The little one you can't see yet is

 a habanero i started from some 

dollar store seeds.

The next three i bought, there

 Bonnie plants from Walmart

First a "Bonnie green" bell pepper

Then a sweet banana pepper , this is

 the better of the 2 banana i bought

Last is a Yellow Bell , I has been a little later

 to flower then the others

Every plant in this picture is from seeds
i personally harvested then started.
In the mini-sips (top row)
It is a mix of Super Khi , Thi-anne , and cayenne
The yellow sips are , a mix of Sugar rush peach,
and misc. bell peppers

Black mini-sips (top row)

More Super Khi, thi-anne, 

a Sweet pepper ( i think gypsy )

And one unknown. (lost the tag)

Yellow buckets:

I have a havasu , a flamin ember , a fresno

And the rest are misc. cayenne and bells

in this row , there are randoms

and a few i bought.

Elephant ear sweet pepper

Italian sweet pepper

A Jalapino

These two plants are drinking there

entire reservoirs every 2 days.

Its not even that hot yet.
one is a Green Burtha
and a jalapeno 

This Tomato plant is going crazy!

I have to fill the reservoir everyday!

I also surface water to start.

BEEFSTEAK !!!

Early june photes, Garden upgrade edition

 Photos taken June 8th 2020

Major upgrades

mini sips and suport

for most plants

This season we are resetting the back garden. 

More grow sites , reworking some old sites and much more.

First off , I did away with all of my small traditional pots out back.  

 What dose that mean you ask , I am done with random small pots.

It means most of the back garden is sub-irrigated.

I have all of my double buckets from last year.

I also added many more this year , as well as a very

cheep mini setup. 

i have already learned a lot this season
Along the theme i started last year
I only plant things i will use.
With the exception of flowers to attract bees.
Out back is almost all Pepper plants.
I have 2 tomato plants , a arugala plant , and
a onion i tossed in dirt to try and get seed.

This was origanaley was ment to be posted
way back April. Due to Pandemic and job loss
posting was postponed.
I do apologize to any that fallow me.