Posted by JD Seller on June 27, 2015 at 21:53:17 from (208.126.198.123):
I know that many of you love to garden and have beautiful plants/gardens. I HATE to fool with a garden. I HAD TO work in gardens when I was a kid. You take my Mother's and then my Grand Mother's gardens, there was always weeds and hoeing that needed to be done. Just lots of back breaking work. The produce was and is good but to me it is just not worth the work involved. I plant sweet corn at the start of the corn field. It is just thrown into the bottom of the outside boxes until it is gone. Then we just treat it like all the other field corn. I used to plant a few tomatoes around the house but they have not done very well the last few years so I quit doing even that. So I just watch and buy what I want from the local produce growers. I would rather go do something else to make money and PAY them for their produce. Now with my first wife I did not have that option. She demanded we have a large garden. So I was once again the "slave" labor doing some thing I disliked.
So am I the only one here that does not like to garden???
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