hello,
before i was talking to Pepe when we should be planting our tomatoes and pepe said now….as a greek gardener is on visial gardens (hope thats correct) so if we plant them now would we do the same with egg plant and capsuicum?

veg gardener said:

hello,
before i was talking to Pepe when we should be planting our tomatoes and pepe said now….as a greek gardener is on visial gardens (hope thats correct) so if we plant them now would we do the same with egg plant and capsuicum?

Ype, and okra too.

According to moon planting guidelines the 25th and 26th are perfect days, and the last for a while.

shell bell said:

veg gardener said:

hello,
before i was talking to Pepe when we should be planting our tomatoes and pepe said now….as a greek gardener is on visial gardens (hope thats correct) so if we plant them now would we do the same with egg plant and capsuicum?

Ype, and okra too.

According to moon planting guidelines the 25th and 26th are perfect days, and the last for a while.

so you reckon now

veg gardener said:

shell bell said:

veg gardener said:

hello,
before i was talking to Pepe when we should be planting our tomatoes and pepe said now….as a greek gardener is on visial gardens (hope thats correct) so if we plant them now would we do the same with egg plant and capsuicum?

Ype, and okra too.

According to moon planting guidelines the 25th and 26th are perfect days, and the last for a while.

so you reckon now

No, wait untill Friday or Saturday. Also, dont plant any green leafy things as they will run to seed. On Thursday deliberately plant for seed production, ie: corriander or fennel.

shell bell said:

veg gardener said:

shell bell said:

veg gardener said:

hello,
before i was talking to Pepe when we should be planting our tomatoes and pepe said now….as a greek gardener is on visial gardens (hope thats correct) so if we plant them now would we do the same with egg plant and capsuicum?

Ype, and okra too.

According to moon planting guidelines the 25th and 26th are perfect days, and the last for a while.

so you reckon now

No, wait untill Friday or Saturday. Also, dont plant any green leafy things as they will run to seed. On Thursday deliberately plant for seed production, ie: corriander or fennel.

ok is this following the moon planting guide do u have it on pc?

veg gardener said:

shell bell said:

veg gardener said:

shell bell said:

veg gardener said:

hello,
before i was talking to Pepe when we should be planting our tomatoes and pepe said now….as a greek gardener is on visial gardens (hope thats correct) so if we plant them now would we do the same with egg plant and capsuicum?

Ype, and okra too.

According to moon planting guidelines the 25th and 26th are perfect days, and the last for a while.

so you reckon now

No, wait untill Friday or Saturday. Also, dont plant any green leafy things as they will run to seed. On Thursday deliberately plant for seed production, ie: corriander or fennel.

ok is this following the moon planting guide do u have it on pc?

Yes, I’ll send it to you. It finishes at the end of the month and I havnt got the new one yet.

You should email and get put on the mailing list. I am having trouble with my favourites and cant get the website up. Go to the new gardening forum set up by Cosmic Gardener and look around for an addy there. If you dont have the site address, Lucky has it.

i am already joined up joined half way into this month didnt get the copy.

so i plant pumkins now wont they be a bit to early…anyone know when i can plant cape gooseberrys again??

I find a very, very basic moon planting guide to be the plant above ground crops on the waxing (filling UP moon) and root crops on the waning (going DOWN) moon. If I miss getting things in before the full moon then I may as well wait ‘til the next new moon… Seems to work OK for me.

Tomatoes also do better where I am (sub-Tropics) in cooler months than in Summer – mainly because of the humidity and fruit fly problems than anything else. As long as soil temperature is warm enough, some things are less fussy about season than others…:)

cackles said:

I find a very, very basic moon planting guide to be the plant above ground crops on the waxing (filling UP moon) and root crops on the waning (going DOWN) moon. If I miss getting things in before the full moon then I may as well wait ‘til the next new moon… Seems to work OK for me.

Tomatoes also do better where I am (sub-Tropics) in cooler months than in Summer – mainly because of the humidity and fruit fly problems than anything else. As long as soil temperature is warm enough, some things are less fussy about season than others…:)

i dont really get the Moon planting quide i normally follow seed packets on the back can someone plz explanie this to me?

this is my little green house. i have taken out a shelf to let the tomatoes grow bigger over winter.

i use to have one of those pepe have u planted pumkins, watermelon cucumbers now??

veg gardener said:

so i plant pumkins now wont they be a bit to early…anyone know when i can plant cape gooseberrys again??

pumpkins? now lets not get carried away with enthusiasm.
only toms for me and i am ridiculously early so you have got plenty of time.

pepe said:

veg gardener said:

so i plant pumkins now wont they be a bit to early…anyone know when i can plant cape gooseberrys again??

pumpkins? now lets not get carried away with enthusiasm.
only toms for me and i am ridiculously early so you have got plenty of time.

the moon planting guide shell bell sent me via email says to sow seeds now?? pepe u got my email address?

veg gardener said:

pepe said:

veg gardener said:

so i plant pumkins now wont they be a bit to early…anyone know when i can plant cape gooseberrys again??

pumpkins? now lets not get carried away with enthusiasm.
only toms for me and i am ridiculously early so you have got plenty of time.

the moon planting guide shell bell sent me via email says to sow seeds now?? pepe u got my email address?

you have to go via lucky to get me.
i’m not into moon planting for pots. i don’t disagree with it and i plant during a waxing moon if possible – but i’m a son of sun planting.

veg, if you have room and enough light to keep your tomatoes in your hot house over winter then why not try a few, but I expect you would get frost in your area so they will not do well out in the ground until spring. If you only have a bit of light in the hothouse then I think they would get too lanky and wouldn’t be as strong as you would want.

bluegreen said:

veg, if you have room and enough light to keep your tomatoes in your hot house over winter then why not try a few, but I expect you would get frost in your area so they will not do well out in the ground until spring. If you only have a bit of light in the hothouse then I think they would get too lanky and wouldn’t be as strong as you would want.

yeah i have heaps of room.

pepe said:

this is my little green house. i have taken out a shelf to let the tomatoes grow bigger over winter.

I need a new one of these again….. didn’t have it last winter….. sure did miss having it too.

pepe said:

veg gardener said:

so i plant pumkins now wont they be a bit to early…anyone know when i can plant cape gooseberrys again??

pumpkins? now lets not get carried away with enthusiasm.
only toms for me and i am ridiculously early so you have got plenty of time.

Tomatoes are ealy to nurse over the cold months…. pumpkins no…..

Lucky1 said:

pepe said:

veg gardener said:

so i plant pumkins now wont they be a bit to early…anyone know when i can plant cape gooseberrys again??

pumpkins? now lets not get carried away with enthusiasm.
only toms for me and i am ridiculously early so you have got plenty of time.

Tomatoes are ealy to nurse over the cold months…. pumpkins no…..

so u think tomatoes, capsuicm and eggplant right now??

veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

pepe said:

veg gardener said:

so i plant pumkins now wont they be a bit to early…anyone know when i can plant cape gooseberrys again??

pumpkins? now lets not get carried away with enthusiasm.
only toms for me and i am ridiculously early so you have got plenty of time.

Tomatoes are ealy to nurse over the cold months…. pumpkins no…..

so u think tomatoes, capsuicm and eggplant right now??

hhmmmmm

If you keep them in small pots, plant them out in the warmer weather yes….give it a try.

Keep notes on when you start them off, this will be a help to you in future years. The only thing that could go wrong is…… its not successful…… I’d give it a try….

ok i will give it a try

veg gardener said:

ok i will give it a try

Keep us posted and you can also keep notes on your blog as well…..

Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

ok i will give it a try

Keep us posted and you can also keep notes on your blog as well…..

yes i can do that…. u get my email last night?

veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

ok i will give it a try

Keep us posted and you can also keep notes on your blog as well…..

yes i can do that…. u get my email last night?

Yes I did… someone opened it on me…more than likely the Bimbo……

Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

ok i will give it a try

Keep us posted and you can also keep notes on your blog as well…..

yes i can do that…. u get my email last night?

Yes I did… someone opened it on me…more than likely the Bimbo……

ok..i sent u my seed order as well u see the I WISH I COULD GET THIS on it?

veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

veg gardener said:

ok i will give it a try

Keep us posted and you can also keep notes on your blog as well…..

yes i can do that…. u get my email last night?

Yes I did… someone opened it on me…more than likely the Bimbo……

ok..i sent u my seed order as well u see the I WISH I COULD GET THIS on it?

Yep had a squiz at it… looks impressive…….

Really glad you get a buzz out of your garden VG:) It sa wonderful and rewarding hobby:)

yep it is