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Old 06-24-2013, 12:06 AM
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Default First Boysenberry, I Am In Trouble NOW!!

My wife tasted the first boysenberry from the plants we planted last fall, she said;

"More, More!"

I added compost, that should help.









I lengthened the row about five feet, that will give them somewhere to "go".
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Looking Good Big John. Nice to see the 2284 earning it's keep.
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Great pics, CAD! I'm so used to seeing the 1872 pulling the trailer. Glad you're enjoying the 2284!
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Looking good John!

How much compost do you have?..... You already poured TONS on that garden. Should grow like crazy for a LONG time!
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Looking good John!

How much compost do you have?..... You already poured TONS on that garden. Should grow like crazy for a LONG time!
I was able to haul 100 loads at 5,000 pounds per load.

If my math is right, it was a half million pounds of mulch!

That does not include the decomposed horse manure. (20 or so loads)

SOMETHING is gonna grow!!

Oh, yea, I still have an neighbor that has an endless supply of decomposed horse manure/wood shavings.

I will be hauling again, when it dries up.

Did I mention I like adding compost!?
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