Cashoo
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20/25 of the spinach I planted outside have began to sprout. I was at 9 or something yesterday so its a nice improvement
What did you do in your garden today?
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murphysranch
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My seeds are also safely packaged away in the basement....
FarmerJamie
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We avoided the rough weather, but continue to get heavy rain every other day. Even on top of the hill, we have lots of standing water, including in the garden beds. More rain predicted.
But it is not snow.
I am ready and waiting
But it is not snow.
I am ready and waiting
Cashoo
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I started planning the garden today. Apparently I am growing around 35 varieties. since when did I have more than 15?!?!
I swear I am a normal teenager......
I swear I am a normal teenager......
FarmerJamie
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It never stops, trust us
Hinotori
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I can't claim I was ever a normal teenager.
I can say that planting spring garden was normal in my small town when I was that age. As well as the side beds in the yard and around the house. Things are different now.
flowerbug
Sustainability Master
flowerbug
Sustainability Master
went out and checked out The River Nile and The Delta (where a drainage trench runs along the south edge and empties back into the bigger drainage ditch that runs through our property). it is doing ok, all things considered so i'm happy with that for the moment. i may be able to get outside the coming next few weeks sometime to start reshaping and spreading that flow out (along with slowing it down to make it less prone to erosion). i'll have to move some large clumps of sod and pin them down so they can get rerooted again ASAP, etc., but at least i know that what i have out there right now will probably hold up ok as it is if needed. never know what the storms may bring.
frustratedearthmother
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Got my tomatoes planted in the screen house! Whoop!
The Porch
Super Self-Sufficient
Today the "plan" is- after it warms up. Its 36 out. Re-weed, and lay cardboard wood chips on my border. The clover loves to take over. Then put some Woodchips in the walk ways, and get some beets, carrots, ect. seeded.
