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Old 06-25-2011, 07:26 PM
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Well, things are growing nicely. Cukes are coming up in the middle area...planted some radishes a little over a week ago and thinned them out earilier today. The Tenderette Green Beans are really getting big and I added the tomato cages today, too. Any garden updates from you guys???
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Looks like your tomato plants are about twice the size of ours, but they are green and doing good. Have some beets coming up, but the peppers didn't make it. Still too muddy to get in there to cultivate it.

Yours is looking great.
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I can cultivate my garden without even stepping inside the wire fence. haha. I use a cultivating hoe that belonged to my wife's grandfather and I love it. I planted Beefsteak and Better Boy tomatoes. Thinned the radishes today and transplanted some of them to another part of the garden, since they'll be ready to harvest in about two weeks from now. It's just so stinking wet around here still. I want to get busy on loads of topsoil for my back yard, and I'll be visiting Rich Patton to get a front blade real soon.
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Your garden looks very nice, Mooner!
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Thanks, Allen. I'm already thinking of expanding it for next year. Hopefully, I'll be able to get it prepped and planted earlier than I was able to this year.
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Pretty looking garden.
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Pretty looking garden.
Hmm, not sure I was going for "pretty". lolol
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Hmm, not sure I was going for "pretty". lolol
Thanks for the compliment.
Sorry Mooner...I forgot I was around a bunch of guys...LOL

I meant to say your garden looks nice...very tidy
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Much better. I can handle "tidy".
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Thanks!

I have 4 tomato plants that are doing great and look good but am having trouble with them rotting before they turn red. I can't figure it out, I'm doing the same things I have always done.
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