Neanderpundit

Last year I had about twenty five tomato plants, and was only able to easily harvest tomatos off about eight, because eight tomato cages was all I have- the others ended up laying all over the ground.

So this year, I put three plants in each cage. The cages are huge- like five footers- so they are too big for one solitary plant anyway, so I figured, each cage has an early girl, a better boy, and a celebrity. Two additional cages have Lucky Hundreds (cherries) And I put in four decent looking green pepper plants. Hope they do ok.

I have four twenty foot rows of corn. Not a lot, but a few nice ears of fresh sweet corn are a gift from the gods.

I have cukes, and beets, in addition to peas and beans, and I expect to put in some squash, too, before it’s over. I want to find some good jalapeno plants, if I can find some that dont look iffy. I may yet hang one or two tomatos as well.

Is Give Peas a Chance

Pascal reminds me of a post I was thinking about earlier, when I heard about this

When confronted with vegetarianism and it’s moonbattery, years ago, I used to drone on into a riff about “What about the right of the plants to live, hm?Have you thought the oats you murdered before they could reproduce had any rights? Have you ever considered the pain experienced when some sadistic bastard tortures a tree in the horrible practice of Bonsai? ” yadda yadda etc. etc. etc.

How was I to know someone would take this seriously?

I guess I underestimated the utter ignorance of the people of the planet.

No, it’s not as dark as all thet, my cheap digital camera just won’t try to take “Available light” photos.