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some pics
of the container garden....
"temporary" while....... i'm in the construction Phase http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...1/tomatoes.jpg http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...ob1/corn-1.jpg http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...1/zuchinni.jpg http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...1/pumpkins.jpg http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...1/zuchinni.jpg http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...ckisGarden.png |
Everything looks fantastic! Geez Raven you must never stop.
Must be killer in this heat. |
Where's the weed plants?
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ain't worth it....BoB wouldn't mind having a pound or two for pain management but i will NOT grow any... illegal ...i don't do illegal i enjoy my freedom to much... |
garden terminator LOL
i am renting a backhoe to kick the back forty's ASS
and prep it for BEDS and roto-tilling on the tenth of JULY that'll cost us $350 Bucks....for one DAY BECAUSE ....its to much to do it manually via a simple shovel with my arthritic feet... i'm too old for that now....:uhuh: especially with new ground... it was a garden long ago but now its been fallow for too long... 2nd mowing today to -> stop the grass just hauled home 2nd load of free ten foot oak fence posts to keep the deer out today and yesterday as a matter of fact. ~ i'll still have to sift it thru the 4 x 8 screen set up (sifter ) but i enjoy doing that.... in the wee hours of the morning it's my form of exercise TILTH......is the magic word... it coincides with "fall magic" leaves falling and bringing things into the green house to mature when frost is expected.... i'll haul fifty van loads of maple leaves to grind up and mulch til the weeds don't stand a chance....cuz it'll be 6 inches deep... then worms will flourish and watering will be cut in half. note: read the Ruth Stout "no work garden book" @ the library just remember...if anything artificially drives the price of fuel up to something outrageous... food prices will be sure to follow. |
You tillin' in horse/cow manure to help prep the soil or just leaf compost? That'll be good and smelly in this heat/humidity.
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nope
horse manure and cow manure are riddled with weed seed so when ya do that,
your basically planting your garden with weed seeds they go right thru their digestion system and are still viable i found this out ....the hard way.... :devil2: over time every square centimeter had a weed...and it was so damned thick you might as well throw in the towel.. right then and there... now, if you trench compost it... meaning, you dig a pit and have it a foot lower that your top soil then maybe just maybe you can get away with it...but, i'd only do it if i was spiking it with red worms. i certainly don't trust it to be "weed free"...thats for SURE! "human compost" on the other hand that has been ultimately processed and sterilized (certified safe) has no weed seeds in it -> at all... |
Legend for the photos: "Garden State of Raven"
Think you outproduce the entire state of NJ! I can say that as I grew up in the truck farming capital of the world. |
nice Craig. . I gave veggie garden a rest this year. Too busy and tired. I am glad you are splurging on a back hoe to save your back , smart move.
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G.S.R.
Phil my goal is to Fill the lay down freezer in the cellar with frozen produce before the snow season . Funny thing is ...i haven't even got the S.O.B> down there yet and it's still sitting in the back yard. :rotf2:
I had to remove the exterior doors for optimal clearance and to prevent any damage. Paul ....the seasons have changed quite a bit....ALMOST seems like there's a drought unless it starts to rain like a bastid in JULY and AUGUST like previous seasons. this tends to wreck everything by creating wet and humid "warm conditions" that is perfect for black spot mold, fungus whatever the frig it is... rendering it inedible. Although this might look like something good.... i haven't even scratched the surface yet... but i'm getting there. :uhuh: |
Very impressive Craig! Looks awesome!
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few more
then it's back to building with my new lumber :grins:
1.) cantalopes http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6.../cantalope.png peppers http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...ob1/pepper.png broccoli http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...roccolli-1.png red leaf lettuce http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...1/rerdleaf.png and last but not least BASIL http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...nob1/Basil.png Now remember this was all grown in POTS so if you want to do this...and it's NOT to late by a long shot you can email me at gmail.com under countryraven i'm hoping to inspire others to get growing. :uhuh: |
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