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It was drizzly and has rained some you might remember the late squash ,it was a risk planting it so late,,but Ultradog will be happy its gonna give some I put a temporary fence around most of the late beets,,the deer ate the part I Didnt fence the fenced in part is doing good thats the small patch of white lady turnips planted late atill getting a few tomatoes,this variety was called Mountain Fresh,,Its a really hearty tomato that keeps good too not many of the peppers turned colors,they were supposed to,but didnt I wanted to see if there is any sweetpotatoes,because i must get them all in a week or so,before frost hits [img]ipulled out one planthttp://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/photos/41044.jpg[/img] My friend Ray H said dont plant those stupid turnips,plant parsnips,,,so,,this year I planted some Thanks for joining us in PA!
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you might remember the late squash ,it was a risk planting it so late,,but Ultradog will be happy its gonna give some 
I put a temporary fence around most of the late beets,,the deer ate the part I Didnt fence 
the fenced in part is doing good 
thats the small patch of white lady turnips planted late 
atill getting a few tomatoes,this variety was called Mountain Fresh,,Its a really hearty tomato that keeps good too 
not many of the peppers turned colors,they were supposed to,but didnt 
I wanted to see if there is any sweetpotatoes,because i must get them all in a week or so,before frost hits [img]ipulled out one planthttp://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/photos/41044.jpg[/img] 
My friend Ray H said dont plant those stupid turnips,plant parsnips,,,so,,this year I planted some 
Thanks for joining us in PA!