Posted by fergienewbee on June 06, 2010 at 18:07:05 from (99.181.150.209):
In Reply to: garden progress in pa posted by larry@stinescorner on June 06, 2010 at 15:13:17:
I like your masonry reinforcement for peas to climb on. I use jute cord. I drill holes in the wooden stakes and run three rows of cord. I attach the cord with small zip-ties through the holes. It might be time for a "dumpster diving trip."
I scrounged some plastic small-mesh--3/16" squares--from work before I retired. I ran out of chicken wire to protect my beans from rabbits, so a strung some cord and draped the mesh over the cord. Worked perfectly. I'll be able to re-use it next year.
My spuds are starting to flower also, as are my snow peas. I have 5 or 6 tiny zucchinis, about 2" long and my pickles are getting an inch long. I just planted my third corn patch, about six, 40-foot rows. My broccoli is getting small heads and my cabbage is stareting to make heads too. This is my best garden I've ever had.
Maybe I can post a picture sometime, once I learn how.
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