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dcon12
Just a few garden pics. Don



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  • jimdeere
    Couldn?t pay the electric bill?
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  • Junkballer
    You still have a roof on the barn :shock: , mine peeled off and went to South Carolina along with hurricane Micheal :lol:. Your garden is looking good ;) , mine stumbled out of the starting gate due to bad seed but after replanting it's coming along, the plants we set out look good though.
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  • Junkballer
    Junkballer wrote:
    You still have a roof on the barn :shock: , mine peeled off and went to South Carolina along with hurricane Micheal :lol:. Your garden is looking good ;) , mine stumbled out of the starting gate due to bad seed but after replanting it's coming along the plants we set out look good though.
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  • Ditch-Runner
    as always Don
    you have a great looking garden I know the work that goes into such a nice garden ( why mine never looks any thing close :oops: )
    I had relatives in the south there garden's was a matter of pride in the way it looked and produced .
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  • jltrent
    A lot of work so far and the ground looks moist. I have never seen a garden with a tree in the middle of it. Most garden plants I put out needs lots of sun and that tree would not help.
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  • Junkballer
    jrent wrote:
    A lot of work so far and the ground looks moist. I have never seen a garden with a tree in the middle of it. Most garden plants I put out needs lots of sun and that tree would not help.

    Grandaddy said his mules were good producers but always appreciated a little shade too, same with a garden down South, no measurable harm. :D
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  • dcon12
    Junkballer wrote:
    jrent wrote:
    A lot of work so far and the ground looks moist. I have never seen a garden with a tree in the middle of it. Most garden plants I put out needs lots of sun and that tree would not help.

    Grandaddy said his mules were good producers but always appreciated a little shade too, same with a garden down South, no measurable harm. :D


    A little shade helps keep the plants from burning up.
    And if you look closely at the pictures, the shed now has vents in the roof! Don
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  • Horse Plains Drifter
    You always have a nice looking garden, Don. Do you kick it's ass into shape?
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  • ltcdoty
    Up here in New York on the Vermont border, my wife is raking out the garden and we still have some ice and snow in the shaded areas by the garage....
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    Very nice Don.

    We had frost a few nights ago. Way too early to be planting just now. (I've made that mistake here, more than once.)


    Impressive garden.

    (JLTrent has the most impressive garden I've seen posted here.)
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