More Planting in the High Tunnel

[@flatlinesup]

Looks like you have a great garden going! Thanks for sharing

[@LandisLegacyFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@beancreekwoodworks]

Looking really good !

[@LandisLegacyFarm]

Thanks!

[@funnywolffarm]

Just an observation but you're mostly growing near the walls which is usually the 'marginal'/make-it-work space in a tunnel. I think you are on the right path but notable that if you improve your mid-line you may really get an excess out of your tunnel space. I'm impressed. I bet in your area peppers would sell well, so its an easy option for the mid-line since you're in a tunnel (as long as you manage your ambient moisture). Thanks for the video!

[@LandisLegacyFarm]

What all makes the wall area considered marginal?

[@funnywolffarm]

Roma's are for sure on the small side but can be grown outdoors in the open - that's the trade off as they say.

[@southernadirondackoutdoors]

Looking good! At 5:07 is that another cat going across outside in the background? How's the potato straw test bed looking?

[@LandisLegacyFarm]

There’s around 6-8 cats around there. I think most of them go up on the porch for food when they think I’m not looking. 😆 A couple are popping up through it so far, but nothing too interesting.

[@southernadirondackoutdoors]

@@LandisLegacyFarmThe first time I see one running around wearing a hand knitted sweater your new nickname will be Josh the Crazy Cat Guy. 🤣

[@kpf546]

Did you use any walnut mulch or leaves near the egde of the tunnel? Walnut will cause plants to not germinate, or to be reduced in size. Just a thought as to why the edge plants are not doing as well. The tunnel looks great and I watch every time for Kitty ~ she's a good helper. Also, you have some mad editing skills!

[@LandisLegacyFarm]

Interesting thought but I doubt it. These chips came from when the road crew was clearing out dead ash trees.