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Old 07-23-2011, 01:17 AM
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Nice garden! No critters are going to eat what you planted. The biggest problem would be the bugs. Then anything to do with the plants. Nice to see a fellow cubcadet in the neighbour hood. Cubcrazy is not too far from me also! My biggest garden is about 25'x35'. I have 5 all togeather. They are doing great, but going to spray the 50 tomato plants with a bottom-end rot spray this weekend. Cheers!
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Well, everything is doing well except the radishes. I just planted them too close and they're not producing as they should. We'll have lots and lots of tomatoes, green beans, cukes, and peppers. We've gotten a bit of rain lately so that was good. Anyone have recent photos of their gardens to share?
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LOL, I can't decide whether to get some pics of our garden or not, I am almost embarrassed with what we got put out.
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C'mon, DWayne...we're all friends here.
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C'mon, DWayne...we're all friends here.
OK here it is what we got put out. Not real great pics but will wait till we at least get some nice red tomatoes to take pics off.... Bib lettuce on the lower left back side, and 10 tomato plants that are doing good so far. What had been all plowed up and ready for a garden is now being mowed with the yard. Hopefully next year won't be so drenching wet as it was this year and we can get a lot more stuff put out on time.



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Nice garden, DWayne! I bet, you can't wait to eat a tomato!
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Thanks Allen, yeah I love good sweet tasting tomatoes with my breakfast and hamburgers and well about anything, LOL. But my fav is with eggs over easy, bacon, and biscuits and gravy. Dang it, now I'm hungry... lol
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DWayne, that looks like a nice big area for your garden too. Tomatoes are doing well, it appears. Will you till up your garden area this fall? I can picture you sitting in the garden , eating tomatoes with salt and pepper in hand. lol
Some garden is better than no garden, eh? Thanks for sharing.
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Will you till up your garden area this fall?
If you bring down that 149 and tiller I will .

Until then I'll have to wait till spring. I hope to purchase a tiller sometime early in the year next year.
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