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Old 05-11-2009, 11:51 PM
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Id like to see that garden!!! I dont know why the pics aint showin up though.
I dont have a camera again,my boss took his back,but do you still want me to post some pictures of that home made hight ajustement lever for the tiller you asked about a loooong time ago??the one the chains hook to.

I am getting a really,really late start on my garden I have planted nothing.Im kinda bummed,sure do have a bunch of volnteers from last years garden though,although there spread out everywhere!!!
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Old 05-12-2009, 08:14 AM
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Jason, I found the problem with posting my pictures...operator error...it was late last night and I was not thinking clearly. LOL
Yes, I would like to see pics of the height adjustment you made...whenever you get a chance. Come on now, with all those great implements you have you ought to be jumping right into getting that garden done! only downside is that they don't actually plant the seeds and plants for you. Take care, Jason
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Nice garden Jason! Thanks for sharing your pics.

My wife and I, planted our tomatoes this weekend. We have two Celebrity plants and one grape plant. Here's our small mater patch..LOL.

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My wife and I, worked in the tomato patch today. Here's a pic. They have really grown, since the last pic.

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Nice looking maters ACecil,
I decided to start everything by seed this year and late on top of that!! My tomato plants are about 1/2 inch tall!!!LOL and its been in the 90's latley!!!
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Thanks Jason! My wife is looking forward, to her mater sandwiches.
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Went out and did a little cultavating in the garden today.






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Lonny, do you do a lot of canning and freezing of your garden yields?

Hopefully my house will sell and my offer go through on 6 acres. I plan to have a garden the size of yours, or bigger, and I am looking into canning and freezing.

You guys have a lot of fun. My garden is 5X24 with only about 6 hours of sunlight a day. It grows good Potatoes and Beans, as well as cole crops, but not much for the hot sunny crops. Still, it beats flowers.
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IAfarmer.

Actually no! what don't get eaten goes out to the road to be picked up by who ever needs or want it, as I don't charge for any of the extras grown in the garden.
Some years I have way to much and am forced to make a compost pile out of extra yeild, but I have no way to keep the wildlife from eating the compost pile, so I have sat up a barder system with the wild life, I feed them all summer and they help feed me in the winter.
Kind of an equal trade so to speak
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Watch out. The DNR might twist that into baiting your hunt.....

With this economy, I'd save all i could.....
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