Nick87
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All in good fun. Barn swallows do the same shit here. But they eat mosquitoes, so they get a pass.
2025 Garden!
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WyoDoug
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First pass rototilling my garden. I added a pickup load of free compost from the city + 300 lb of bagged steer manure. I don't use the fresh stuff because it contains too many weed seeds. I will probably give this about 3 or 4 more passes of the rototiller before I plant anything. Radishes and a few root crops will go in about this coming Wednesday.
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np307
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First planting of squash and zucchini went in last week, second planting will be 6 weeks from now. Tomatoes and most of the peppers went in today, as well as herbs. Got the pine straw in to make the whole thing a little more neighborhood friendly. 
Gellar
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All of my plants I have started indoors are about 2” tall and I need to move to a bigger container this week. I’ve started cherry and big boy tomatoes, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts jalepenos, and bell peppers,
WyoDoug
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I hear you there. I got a bunch of Early Girl tomatoes that are over 12" in red drinking cups. Going to put some in walls of water outside Wednesday. I get a lot of early tomatoes using the walls of water and using them also to start other things like sunflowers, peppers and maybe squash.
jryoung
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I have no idea what all is in here, but you see that look on her face......your back should be sore just looking at it.
Girl got this!
JShane
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Dill is in full bloom bringing in beneficial insects, brussel sprouts are starting to fill in, potatoes have really taken off, new variety(costata romanesca) to me zucchini is impressive
JShane
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Still harvesting some great lettuce, Savoy cabbage experiment is coming on strong for me, young basil and tomatoes growing together, cucumbers are a primadona Goldie locks hooker. Three varieties going hoping for one that will thrive and be productive. Time will tell.IDFireLass
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We had a glorious day yesterday. Hit in the mid 70's. Everything is wanting to wake up and start growing. Some trees the buds are swelling. I keep telling them not to rush just yet.
I had 2 asparagus shoots come up waiting on the rest. I have a handful of strawberry plants greening up.
Looks like the raspberries survived. Not sure on the black berries. But I did water them all.
My lettuce is going wild. Just haven't had time or remember to go pick some.
Now we are cooling back down and a possible chance of snow this weekend.
I'm jealous of you guys in the Deep South with all of your greenery and growing plants.
I didn't start any seeds this season will buy my plants. But waiting on that because I don't want to have to buy a lot of propane to get the plants through a couple of months of growing before I can plant outside.
So I'll keep working on my garden stuff and prepping. Right now I'm watering the beds to get moisture down into them. It's that dry here already.
Good luck everyone
I had 2 asparagus shoots come up waiting on the rest. I have a handful of strawberry plants greening up.
Looks like the raspberries survived. Not sure on the black berries. But I did water them all.
My lettuce is going wild. Just haven't had time or remember to go pick some.
Now we are cooling back down and a possible chance of snow this weekend.
I'm jealous of you guys in the Deep South with all of your greenery and growing plants.
I didn't start any seeds this season will buy my plants. But waiting on that because I don't want to have to buy a lot of propane to get the plants through a couple of months of growing before I can plant outside.
So I'll keep working on my garden stuff and prepping. Right now I'm watering the beds to get moisture down into them. It's that dry here already.
Good luck everyone
