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  • show your garden

    I know we're all getting inspired by Rusty's pictures... the garden pictures.

    Show a pic of your garden- whether it's last year's harvest, under a foot of snow, or your potential garden.

    If you don't or will not have a garden area, why not?
    "Be Excellent to Each Other"

  • #2
    no garden this year and I miss it

    I'm moving so I didnt start one here. Hope to get in a place up in the mountains soon as possible, so I can start amending the soil and tilling for a small garden plot. Might have to cheat this year and just preserve some surplus from the farmer's market or barter some weeding at a neighbor's garden for some produce. Came close to making a transportable compost pile and taking it with me, but then I thought that might be a little far fetched, lol... :rolleyes::D
    Classic Southern defense: "But your Honor, he just NEEDED killin!

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    • #3



      This will be the garden. We'll be moving the 6' stockade fence up to the pink line, and adding 6' stockade all along the yard border. Most of the yard is done, just along that neighbor's fence line has to be done. And getting rid of the trailer that's sitting there.

      The area's about 20'x40'. It's on the south side of the house, during late spring/summer, the whole area gets sunlight all day (10am-7pm)
      "Be Excellent to Each Other"

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      • #4
        I plan to ''brag'' a little ,real soon.We had a spot 40'x100' last year.This year I'll stretch that about 50' in length and add 2 more spots 10'x50'.Me and mom ''put up'' 17 cases(quarts) of green beans last year.You can learn alot from a mother!!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by sd allen View Post
          I plan to ''brag'' a little ,real soon.We had a spot 40'x100' last year.This year I'll stretch that about 50' in length and add 2 more spots 10'x50'.Me and mom ''put up'' 17 cases(quarts) of green beans last year.You can learn alot from a mother!!

          Don't make me send Big Saw over there to make you post:


          Photos!

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          • #6
            One of our better years.

            I already posted this in Rusty's thread before I saw this one. We actually had to use a ladder to pick tomatoes that year.

            We are going to start early this year and expand some more.
            Last edited by Rebrider; 04-14-2017, 07:24 PM.
            You can't get here from there. ;)

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            • #7
              Here is our garden, Last year Januar 08 I was a little angry and needed to outlet and I have been prepareing for a while. This was the first garden I have ever done and it went crazy, the dirt here is all clay loaded with rock. I hand dug this with a pick and a shovel and pulled out about 80' of rock I will upload a pic of that next time.

              Note: ln the last year I have learned a lot about grardening and farming and am trying to tie it into my renewable business. I, well my wife has about 700 seedlings going and she has managed to start selling seedlings to people in this area. This is easy to do and for those who are hurting for money, start to grow your own food and help others and pay for your food at the same time. I look at it like the victory garden on stereroids I call it "VICTORY LIVING" I know its corny "on the cob not the can" but it makes sense to me.

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              • #8
                Almost daylight...19* and dropping but I'm headin' out to work on the garden spot. Got brush and small trees to remove. It's gonna be chilly..........

                Will post pics of results later today.
                JUST CURIOUS? PRUNES ARE DEHYDRATED PLUMS. SO WHERE DOES PRUNE JUICE COME FROM?

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by lazer128 View Post
                  Almost daylight...19* and dropping but I'm headin' out to work on the garden spot. Got brush and small trees to remove. It's gonna be chilly..........

                  Will post pics of results later today.

                  Yo have fun with that. West Texas and myself will be at the Midland Gun show, walking around buying good stuff and drinking coffee. Have fun with that machette.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Rustyshakelford View Post
                    Yo have fun with that. West Texas and myself will be at the Midland Gun show, walking around buying good stuff and drinking coffee. Have fun with that machette.
                    Sounds like ya'll are going to have a good day. I can't wait for the show In Greenville, SC on the 7th. Hope to have a local meet and greet at the same time.

                    Machette? We're talking Sthil and New Holland! :D

                    I'll be wearing my new gloves over my machinist gloves...it's cold!

                    Have a good weekend.
                    JUST CURIOUS? PRUNES ARE DEHYDRATED PLUMS. SO WHERE DOES PRUNE JUICE COME FROM?

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                    • #11
                      My garden area has not been decided yet, as I live in an area that does not allow for much space to grow a garden. I have, however, planted some seeds under a grow light on my fireplace hearth waiting to spring to come where I can transplant them outside, somewhere.
                      I planted radishes, sweet green bell peppers, 2 corn stalks, and a brocolli seed. The radishes have sprouted and begun separation, 1 pepper sprout has emerged, but just planted the others today.
                      "Reject the basic assumptions of civilization, especially the importance of material possessions." "The things you own end up owning you"-Tyler Durden

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