I love how big everything has gotten, but it’s making it very easy to miss things.
8x tomato, 4x cucumber, carrots, cucamelon and watermelon is definitely too much for one 4×8 bed, but it all looked so small at the start!

by CBEBuckeye

14 Comments

  1. WormCastings

    Every year for the past 25 years. I never learn.

  2. scholargeek13

    I try to use every inch I can… what I plant in April isn’t a problem until July/August… it’s fine…everything is fine…

  3. cephalophile32

    Every year I think I’ll allow more spacing and every year I try to cram more plants in because they look so lonely, and hey, there’s just so much space! Look at the wee lil baby tomato

  4. astoryfromlandandsea

    Oh boy, that’s how I like it (crawling underneath the tomato tunnels, and along the edges of my retaining walls overflowing with cucumbers and cantaloupe). 😆

  5. jgisbo007

    My pepper bed this year is like a jungle. I can’t even see what’s growing!

  6. National_Reception64

    MUST BE NICE (beautiful garden; in 9b and all I’ve gotten is endless heat domes)

  7. pomnabo

    HA
    Did i ever
    Not quite a jungle, because I simply didn’t have the space; but I planted dozens of seeds >_>

    At least 150, if not more…I didn’t expect *everything* to germinate so prolifically; or so quickly. It all grew faster than I could get the beds setup 😂🤷🏻‍♂️
    They sat in their starter trays for probably 2 months 😅🙈

    I did a hefty pruning a couple weeks ago, to try and control their sizes, but it all just got bushier AND taller.

    Low key love it but now I can’t see where all the baby cyuks are; those especially went wild the last few weeks.

  8. Northernstar50220

    Your tomato bed looks exactly like mine lol

  9. PensiveObservor

    I swear everything grows best when it’s leaning on its neighbors. If I use “correct” spacing, the spindly little plants never do a darn thing, peppers especially. If I overplant thinking some of them will surely not make it… I have black-eyed juncos living in my pole beans.

  10. EveBytes

    I love a good jungle garden! It’s like Easter egg hunting to find the veggies.

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