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Lets Grow Trees 2021!

Thanks Rwise i need to pump up the tires they are low from sitting over winter. It sure helps me follow the sun while they are small. I hope to keep them under 6ft. All are getting topped. After a month or so i'll place heavy bamboo stakes to pull them away from touching each other. Plans always change LOL
 
Man, those autos are getting big, I never expected them to get this big, I mean Momma was only 18" tall in all her glory. The male is 66.5" tall now, almost at his climax at 9 weeks old.
The Blueberry is looking better, all I have done is give her lots of water even with the rains, I think I got the Epsom salt to heavy. I also put a few ladybugs on her just in case.
Would you call this transplanting? Not shown is the bags of pelleted sulfur and dolomite lime, in the bucket is hard wood ash and the sack is crumbled egg shells. once the soils was mixed and around the raised bed I pulled the little ring out so it can now have way more soil, then tied her down! I have to add another load, but I'll do the other raised bed first. Then to find material to make 2 more of these large beds.
 

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Just got my outdoor gals into there forever home. All are sitting in the garden cart won't place them in the sun spots cause we have a wood privicy fence in the works building the woven fence panels now out of oak an maple wood pallet boards. I'll post the pic when completed. Been at this place 30yrs never worried about folks seeing my " business" now they are within 15ft of my gardens. It's been hard seeing them build on what was a quite peaceful area......
 
I hear that! I have watched this area grow up around me, I am one of the few land owners that owns more than a lot or 2. I do like me privacy, though I got caught today in the garden with only the undies on.
 
Exactly Rwise we use to do the same t-shirt underwear when it's over 100f LOL. We just got back from the guy who makes these panels, we may get more in the future but for now it's gonna cover 60ft at least block out the view. ;)
 
Weekly update everything progressing had to add a stake to the Freakshow it does not like Oklahoma winds. Will probably top the Trainwreck this week. I have to keep them within my fence, can’t let them get to tall.
 

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I saw one guy on YouTube growing Sativa to the tall ceiling in a grow room. Man do some strains get tall!
 
Man I so wish I could grow outdoors but I’m right next to a highway on ramp, coffee shop and realtor with people of all sorts looking in.

Nice job everybody.
 
My biggest outdoor gal is Peanut Butter Breath LOL she's got a stake in her container also, others don't need it yet but they will. We get strong " breeze " on the river they all get blown. Good that it keeps most pesky flying bugs off but we need to keep an eye out for those little green catapillers thin like pencil lead here. I don't have but a couple so far not a biggy. Mine are still in the wagon.
 
Here's my little wagon of photos. We are still out of water for irrigation to the yards an gardens. Our pump is still getting repaired as everything is drying up. Using the well for only household and neccecities in the garden. Hopefully by wed. should be done?:)
 

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From here it looks like the left coast is going to have one hot dry year. Can you get water from the river? I know some places dont want you to take the water. But from what I see all y'all going to have to do something to keep the roots moist.
 
I took the male out yesterday at 6 feet tall (and he would have got a bit taller), enuf seed set for me, now to let the WTBs finish. The Greasy Grapes looks like she will be ready in 2 weeks, white seeds are fat, I would guess the WTB need 6+ more weeks (4-6 just for the seed).
 
Rwise that's the pump i'm saying is broken the river irrigation pump. We hope the repair man comes back today with the "fix". Thank goodness it's really cooled down from a week ago. It even rained last night here not much but dampened the grass LOL.
 
Speaking of wells, we are the last house on city water but I thought about putting in one of these for a small garden. We are a house away from a small creek so I know water is not that far down. The water around here is great and this might come in handy if something happens with the city water.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMwlOYjCF6k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rYPRMm8Arw
A local well driller says this system is pretty good if the soil is not to rocky and the water not to far down which neither of ours is.
https://drillyourownwell.com/
 
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