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Balcony Gardening

Discussion in 'Travel Forum' started by SaggyWoman, Apr 7, 2002.

  1. SaggyWoman

    SaggyWoman Active Member

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    Do any of you plant tomatoes on your patio or balcony? Is it too early to set it out?
     
  2. donnA

    donnA Active Member

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    I saw one of those gardening shows once, and had this woman who grew a whole garden on her balcony, had all her vegetables, tomatoes, corn, beans, cucmbers, squash. They were big plants, and produced well. Have you grown tomatoes on the balcony before? How do they do? I've never had a balcony, but I've grown tomatoes. I don't know what it is about the ground at this house, but we can't grow anything. I've planted a amsll garden a few times, and nothing. We have fertilized, and even took out dirt that ws there, and put in more top soil and still can't make anything grow. My neighbors have had the saem problems, but now they have a beautiful flower garden. We just gave up, it was more expensive then just buying our vegetable fresh at a local farmers market.
    On the othe hand, my son and I have been wanting to try container garedening, but we've failed so many times, we don't really want to bother anymore.
    And to think the house were at before, had a very small yard ares, something like 2'x6' feet out back, and I grew massive tomatoe plants, with more tomatoes then we could possibly eat, and then we were running over with squash. Boy I miss that little yard space.
     
  3. donnA

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    Well, I forgot,
    your a little more south then I am, but I'd wait a few more weeks to plant tomatoes.
    Although I'm no expert.
     
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