Wow! That's a lot of yield in a small space!

I plan to be posting a lot more these days, now that I have a new urban space (and a faster computer connections!)

Thanks alison! I was starting to think this forum was dead :~)

You can really up your production in small spaces growing hydroponically. For me, it's really addicting because I'm constantly having to tweak my systems, trying to get the healthiest plants possible.

So, what kind of space/plants are you working with?

@ alison, nevermind that last request. Just read your post. Since we're talking outside gardening, check out what I'm working on. I call it fence gardening.lol I'm just getting started.

My plan is to attach the mesh fencing to my wood fence. From there, I'm planting 50 tomato plants that will grow along the metal fencing like a vine. I'm also growing 60 pepper plants, in between and in front of the tomato plants. All the plants will be grown in 18 gallon plastic totes, set up on a drip system. I'm selling much of these at the farmers market this year.

Your garage is AMAZING, urbangardenfarmer!

Wow! The fencing is a great idea -- I've got a lot of fence in the back, and I love growing climbers.

My problem with the back will be light -- it's on the north side of the house, and because the houses are so close together, I get a few hours of morning sun in only one of the three beds in the back. But in the front...

I'm starting to plant the front beds right nextt to the porch right now. Several cherry/pear tomatoes and different kinds of peppers, intersperse with flowers. My plan is to move the flowers to the "outer" bed that will replace the lawn, and keep the herbs and veggies right up against the porch railing.

I'd like to plant some blueberries as well, and I have a little bed to the west of the front steps in mind. This weekend I'd like to dig it up and amend it with sulpher. (Sulphate?)

Bodes not to be boring!

I mean, *eventually* move the flowers forward. there's notning in that bed right now, and I've got lots of volunteers from my garden at work to rehame in the short term.

And then there is that perennial sale I went to over the wekend...