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Just remembered that I forgot to remember , No late frost kill on the peach and apple trees this year . Last year we got nothing off those two trees , this year they are very happy 
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Harvested 6 more cabbages and a row of red potatoes.
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Garlic did real well, and the black raspberries are starting to come on. Too early for anything else around here.
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Lots of garlic, cool looking pictures!Good One Heritage Oven
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Took off a bunch of basil today. Rinsed it, pulled the leaves, and dried on towels. Looks like 15 - 20 cups, loosely packed.
What to do? How about pesto?
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Bad flooding here. I live seven miles from the hospital and it still took me an hour to get to work today. Erosion through my lawn is going to require a sod and dirt investment. Kinda done...sigpic
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Dang, that's a pretty common story across much of the midwest this year. Hope things get back to normal soon.Originally posted by jwbtulsa View PostGood One Heritage Oven
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I picked about a gallon of blueberries off the single blueberry bush in my back yard last night. A couple weeks earlier than usual, and I lost quite a few to the heat already, but it seems to be liking the warm weather. I'll be making a couple dozen blueberry muffins tonight and probably dehydrating the rest.
I need to check on the fig tree too. Usually that's not ready for another month or month and a half (if we get any before the weather turns) but with the unseasonably warm weather I'm guessing it'll start turning some out soon. There was probably close to 100 green ones growing on it last time I looked.Mike
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Originally posted by Texas-Hunter View PostSince I stopped working in my garden and went to alternative method it has been doing great just about year round..
This is Still the Neatest Garden I've ever seen!!!
Nice Job, Ken!!
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I'd like to know what he uses to keep the weeds goneOriginally posted by Bearcarver View Post
I got busy with work and prego wife wouldn't spend ten minutes a day weeding. So we lost a row of peas and kohlrabi to weeds. Everything else is looking good. She text me today and said she picked a cucumber. I don't know how cause the plant has a 2' diameter circle. Not ready yet! I figured it'd be just a little cucumber, nah it was a foot long and about 3" diameter, I'm jealous!sigpicComment
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I HATE DEER!!!!
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Venison can be very good
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Originally posted by Abelman View PostVenison can be very good
had to dig up the Tomato plants, pot them and move them onto the deck. Had about 20 Tomato's and she got them all. She's got a hurt foot, so just lays under the neighbors Apple tree and eats all day....
AFTER SHE NIBBLES ON MINE!
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May not work, but I had a problem with rabbits this year. I bought an all natural product from the farm store, egg whites, bone meal, and something else. Haven't touched a plant since. It works for deer too.Originally posted by Fishawn View PostI HATE DEER!!!!sigpicComment
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