larry@stinescorner
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just had a salad from the raised bed here in nj,sorry SweetFeet,(had to post it)Scallions,radishes and loose leaf lettuce
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Adirondack case guy
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That's not fair! We just planted some of our garden this week, and they are talking posible frost this weekend. We got 400 tater sets in, 6 bunches of onion sets in, carrots,beets,spinich,peas,lettice, radishes and kohrobi planted. will wait a week yet on corn, squash, and beens. Mators pepperes etc go in on Memorial day.
larry@stinescorner
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It looks nice! I took a chance in pa this weekend and planted a small patch of sweetcorn,the early row of potatoes are out about 2 inches tall
Bob Bancroft
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Not quite as diverse as what you've got there, but the wife has been growing "micro greens" under lights here in the house for several weeks, and having salads.
Looking good.
Just got ours planted last evening- earliest planting that I can remember. Been having a hot, dry spell- 85° yesterday. Cooler today, and rain predicted this weekend, but conditions are sure nice for planting.
I love radishes, but mine always get worms. Was buying them from an acquaintance at the Farmers Market last year, and asked how he gets the worms out of the soil, beings as he is organic. He said the worms come from little flies that come from above- they don't live in the soil. He said to make little "hoop houses" out of chicken wire or some such, and cover them with screen door screen, and no worms! Going to try that this year.
Just got ours planted last evening- earliest planting that I can remember. Been having a hot, dry spell- 85° yesterday. Cooler today, and rain predicted this weekend, but conditions are sure nice for planting.
I love radishes, but mine always get worms. Was buying them from an acquaintance at the Farmers Market last year, and asked how he gets the worms out of the soil, beings as he is organic. He said the worms come from little flies that come from above- they don't live in the soil. He said to make little "hoop houses" out of chicken wire or some such, and cover them with screen door screen, and no worms! Going to try that this year.
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