#1 Planting Spring Crops! #39
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Date: 2022-07-16
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Cyndie
Loved this video - it's so inspiring to see all the produce crops getting started & I'm hoping to get a few things going this weekend in my zone 9b (late start, I know. But I also have cats (yes, I am the crazy cat lady of my neighborhood, lol) and I'm wondering how to keep them out of my freshly seeded planter beds - do you have issues with your cats digging in yours?
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Loved this video - it's so inspiring to see all the produce crops getting started & I'm hoping to get a few things going this weekend in my zone 9b (late start, I know. But I also have cats (yes, I am the crazy cat lady of my neighborhood, lol) and I'm wondering how to keep them out of my freshly seeded planter beds - do you have issues with your cats digging in yours?
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Rich
Hi Laura,
I got chickens last year, and added their incompetent manure to my garden. Last year's tomatoes were awful. The plants were tall and thin with little fruits. Bad choice. How can I recover this year? Do I dare add the ashes from the wood stove?
Can you recommend a dark purple tea rose that is hardy in 6A?
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Hi Laura,
I got chickens last year, and added their incompetent manure to my garden. Last year's tomatoes were awful. The plants were tall and thin with little fruits. Bad choice. How can I recover this year? Do I dare add the ashes from the wood stove?
Can you recommend a dark purple tea rose that is hardy in 6A?
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Jennifer
I love these videos, but I wouldn't think we'd be on the same planting schedule. I feel like we're a bit ahead of you (Eastern NC) as it's in the 70's during the day, warmish in the evening. Question tho, have you turned your drip system on already? Or are you hand watering for now? Thanks!
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I love these videos, but I wouldn't think we'd be on the same planting schedule. I feel like we're a bit ahead of you (Eastern NC) as it's in the 70's during the day, warmish in the evening. Question tho, have you turned your drip system on already? Or are you hand watering for now? Thanks!
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Shandy's
FYI Dollar Tree sells a clear plastic CLOCHE in their garden supplies that looks very similar to your bell-shaped ones, there! Of course they aren't heavy-duty but hey! It's nice to have an option. You just need to weigh them or staple them down or bury them a bit! I'mma give them a go!
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FYI Dollar Tree sells a clear plastic CLOCHE in their garden supplies that looks very similar to your bell-shaped ones, there! Of course they aren't heavy-duty but hey! It's nice to have an option. You just need to weigh them or staple them down or bury them a bit! I'mma give them a go!
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lisacheeze
We are getting snow next week so I'm in a holding pattern. Have to build a fence around my raised beds to keep the critters out - and my dog from eating my produce! She left it alone till the squash came in. Now, like me, she stares at the ground waiting for something to pop up!
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We are getting snow next week so I'm in a holding pattern. Have to build a fence around my raised beds to keep the critters out - and my dog from eating my produce! She left it alone till the squash came in. Now, like me, she stares at the ground waiting for something to pop up!
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B.
So helpful after kind of an awful day. Russell always makes me smile. You will love Lineria. It's small, about the size of a regular alyssum plant but with the most enchanting little flowers in many colors. They have a nice scent as I recall. Easy but strictly cool weather.
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So helpful after kind of an awful day. Russell always makes me smile. You will love Lineria. It's small, about the size of a regular alyssum plant but with the most enchanting little flowers in many colors. They have a nice scent as I recall. Easy but strictly cool weather.
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Debra
I love the raised beds but I had a issue with the boards rotting after about 4-5 years it there a better way of holding off the rotting boards. Galvanized tubs are a thought but I heard the zinc the galvanized metal gives off is not good to ingest. Any ideas are helpful.
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I love the raised beds but I had a issue with the boards rotting after about 4-5 years it there a better way of holding off the rotting boards. Galvanized tubs are a thought but I heard the zinc the galvanized metal gives off is not good to ingest. Any ideas are helpful.
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Lil
How much would it cost to put a cold storage place in plan, say 10 foot x 10 foot, would love to do, but can it be affordable, depending, please and thanx, would like to know before starting, is that a reasonable question, how much money? Love your set up
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How much would it cost to put a cold storage place in plan, say 10 foot x 10 foot, would love to do, but can it be affordable, depending, please and thanx, would like to know before starting, is that a reasonable question, how much money? Love your set up
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hardware
Beautiful garden.
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Beautiful garden.
SEBOSS hardware cloth, 1/2-1/4 opening, 19 GA, Hot dip galvanized after welding, double galvanized, strong and sturdy, delicate and beautiful, suitable as gopher wire, protect lawn/garden from all kinds of gopher.
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