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Omagartengärtnerin
Omagartengärtnerin 22.05.2026, 05:16
Yesterday I was hard at work in the garden. I even took the day off just to plant tomatoes. :-D View of the garden from the outside. The greenhouse belongs to the neighbor, unfortunately. The tomato bed is coming along. It has an irrigation system because I’m not there often enough. #Peaches, the cones are slipping. How do you stop that? Also planted there: an Aubergin Slim Jim, a Gretel (I think—the name tag was lost, but they have different leaves); those were the only ones that escaped fertilization. Okra and a zucchini that I want to let climb. Corn is still hanging out at the end of the bed. Fryd complains that heavy feeders aren’t good neighbors In one tub, bell peppers (store-bought seedlings); in the other, Bumble Bee
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Sonnenkind Sonnenkind 22.05.2026, 06:53
Du kannst einen Gummi um den Stock machen. Der dient als Stopper in der Position, in der das Hütchen bleiben soll.
Mirilü Mirilü 22.05.2026, 08:35
Ich sehe viele Parallelen 🤗 Rhabarbermulch, perlschläuche, leichte Mischkultur mit Beikraut. Toll!!!
PeaChes PeaChes 22.05.2026, 10:39
Also @Sonnenkind hat schon einen guten Tipp mit dicken Gummis gegeben 😉 Ich wickle einfach mehr klett drum,dass die Hütchen nicht rutschen können 🍀
Omagartengärtnerin Omagartengärtnerin 22.05.2026, 12:53
Die ruschen nicht übern Klett, der Klett ruscht. Gut. Gummis unter den klett, dann rutscht nix mehr.

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