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Old 05-28-2012, 12:31 AM
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also going to try 2 pumpkin plants. (never have had much luck with them)
Bury the vine every 2 feet with dirt, it will reroot!! Look for the root starters at joints, bury it there!!

Spray it every week, or after a rain, with Permethrin-10. I get it at TSC.

I spray the horses, stink bugs, ants, bees, any bug that bothers me with that stuff!!

A quart will make 100-200 gallons of spray.
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Nice gardens, guys!
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Awesome pics!

Don it's hard to see your garden with the BRS in the way.
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hey guys. I picked a few cabbages today. I felt this one was picture worthy, Its a MONSTER...
There are a few more plants in the ground, I had no room to store 16 cabbages.
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maybe yall have grew better? This is the biggest one ive ever grew.
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That's a huge cabbage!
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That is a huge cabbage, I planted 28 plants and have 7 that have survived, the weather has been wrecking havoc, got the cukes training on the trellis idea. My beans have been climbing good for a two weeks, the tomatos are all caged up and trying to outgrow them. Got a row of white and a row of russets, the whites were seed potatos and the russets are some that were left froma bag the wife had that I stored in the cabinet until they eyed out nicely. I also have 4 rows of white sweet corn and a full row of okra. The storms we have had have not been nice to my plants, even the red onions have caught it they were all laying on the ground flat after the last storm. I'll get you kids some pics tomorrow...
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Just ate my first potato's fresh out of the garden! Idaho grown taters don't taste this good! The reds are the largest so going to have to start harvesting those asap. The whites are still growing so going to give them some more time to get bigger.

The odd thing I noticed is the smaller the plant the larager the tater. Anyone else notice this before?
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Just ate my first potato's fresh out of the garden! Idaho grown taters don't taste this good! The reds are the largest so going to have to start harvesting those asap. The whites are still growing so going to give them some more time to get bigger.

The odd thing I noticed is the smaller the plant the larager the tater. Anyone else notice this before?
You waited 'til you ate them to tell us about them!!

It didn't happen without pics!!

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Just ate my first potato's fresh out of the garden! Idaho grown taters don't taste this good! The reds are the largest so going to have to start harvesting those asap. The whites are still growing so going to give them some more time to get bigger.

The odd thing I noticed is the smaller the plant the larager the tater. Anyone else notice this before?
You sound surprised? Home grown is always 100% better.
Everyone always told me that as long a a tater' plant is green they are still growing.
What stages were your plants at when harvesting?
Everyone I know only harvest when the plants turn completely brown in fall. What is your take on pikin' taters'?
Just trying to learn.
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