Nan's Green Thumb Page 2

Updated Aug 26, 2012

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Stevia

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The comeback lemon

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My other failure was in planting a cucumber next to my tomato plant.
They did not do well close together.

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Strawberries

I think the Eggplant is doing the best of the new plants.

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Eggplant 8/22/12

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GROWING FAST!

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I went away for a week, and when I got back
 I thought I had lost my Stevia plant and one of my Meyer Lemons.
 

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Meyer Lemon

Both are putting on leaves again, but most likely lost the next season lemons.

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Here are both of the small Meyer Lemons.
Side by side, I moved the one that lost its leaves to be next to the other.

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When I got back, I got some strawberry plants, bell peppers, and eggplant.

Lost a few Strawberries, but others doing well.
The fig tree (behind) is growing though lost one.(Well, it is a stick.)
 
 

The Aloe plants are doing well, and  I added another two.
Moved them to where the Meyer Lemon lost it's leaves.
They seem to like the new spot.

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New Eggplant

Will need to get a cage for support next month.

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Baby Bell Peppers

To the left- newly planted Bell Peppers.

The Tomato iplant s growing all over and has nice green tomatoes.

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Some of the fruits have dark bottoms
 and one has a hole in it, but the others are looking fine.
 
Yes, that's Harry  on his 1946 'Indian Chief'*
 
 *See 'The Ride' by Linda Elliot, which gave me the idea for my 12 " Harry.
 
 

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Close up of Harry

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The original Meyer Lemon in the front of my condo is still growing
 one lemon and putting on flowers for next season.