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Posted by yadkinriver on 04-02-2016 12:34 PM:

Since this is a gardening thread lets stick to beans and taters, lettuce and maters. When turkeys get in my garden they don't seem to be looking for chicken litter.

Posted by rmcmillan on 04-02-2016 04:58 PM:

I ALSO PLAN TO PLANT NUMEROUS TYPES OF PUMPKINS. ANYONE HAVE ANY ADVICE FOR THEM.

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Posted by nitehunter2004 on 04-03-2016 05:29 AM:

Well I have tators up about 5 inches, Carrots up about 2 inches, Frost got all of my lettuce but 2 heads (will replant next week) calling for frost Tuesday, my yard looks great but have more chick weed came up after last weeks rain, I hate chick weed and battle it every year.

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Posted by yadkintar on 04-03-2016 12:44 PM:

I haven't planted anything yet it's still a little cool here at night got my tomato plants in the house got it ready though.

Posted by rmcmillan on 04-03-2016 02:06 PM:

23 DEGREES AND SNOW HERE. HIGH WINDS. NO PLANTING.

Posted by GA DAWG on 04-03-2016 07:02 PM:

Have been thinking about planting some taters in barrels. Yall ever done that? Is it to late you think?

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Posted by Rex Ridge on 04-04-2016 02:56 AM:

We have snow on the ground here. Not sure if we're planting a garden or if he plowed it to plant a food plot. Last yr just as the tomatoes and peppers were getting nice, I went camping. The thought was to give them a gew more days. My friend wanted tomatoes for salsa and I was going to freeze the peppers. The deer came in and ate the tops out of all the plants. We didn't get any. We shared the cantalopes and cabbage with them.

Posted by Redneck Mafia on 04-04-2016 03:55 AM:

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23 DEGREES AND SNOW HERE. HIGH WINDS. NO PLANTING.

Yuk may be a while before you get anything in the ground . It was 77 here today .
Ga Dawg I plant tators in old tires . When they sprout up through one stack another on add more dirt and mulch . When your ready to harvest unstack . They should have grown up from the ground to the top tire .

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Posted by Jrkb2012 on 04-04-2016 07:31 PM:

I've planted gardens in soil for the last 50yrs,,but this year is gonna be a first for me,,I'm gonna use bales of straw,,beats the hell out of having to work the ground,,bend over,,plant,then all year keep working the ground to keep the weeds out,,,
A friend went with gardening with straw acouple years ago,,and man,,can that straw produce,,,she out did everyone's gardens the last 2 years,,and she is not a gardener,,lol,,,gonna space them far enough apart to mow in between,,plant,,and enjoy,,no soil to mess with and no weeding,,and if it rains like for along time,,you don't have to worry about losing your garden due to flooding because they are setting acouple feet higher than the ground,,,that will be nice,,cause I have lost my gardens afew times because of the rain.
But that won't happen for afew more weeks or longer,,it's still pretty chilly here,,only 34 degrees right now @ 2:30pm

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Posted by rmcmillan on 04-04-2016 10:26 PM:

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Yuk may be a while before you get anything in the ground . It was 77 here today .
Ga Dawg I plant tators in old tires . When they sprout up through one stack another on add more dirt and mulch . When your ready to harvest unstack . They should have grown up from the ground to the top tire .

I HAVE HEARD OF PEOPLE USING TIRES FOR TATERS. NOW THIS STRAW FOR GARDENING, NEED SOME MORE INFO. LIKE WHAT DO YOU DO.

Posted by GA DAWG on 04-04-2016 10:38 PM:

I mean how many mater plants could you put in one straw bail?

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Posted by Redneck Mafia on 04-05-2016 01:45 AM:

I've never done the straw bails but have read a lot about it . Guess you wet them down for about 3 weeks before you plant in them . You can also add fertilizers during that time then just stick the plants in them . When I read on here about them stinking and the skeeters getting in them I think I may just try one instead of a whole row .
I finished getting the garden ready yesterday and we are planting the root veggies tomorrow , planting by the moon and see how this goes .

Posted by rmcmillan on 04-05-2016 11:31 AM:

Just might try one straw bale.

Posted by Redneck Mafia on 04-05-2016 07:36 PM:

Just got beets , carrots and onions in the ground . According to the almanac today is a good day for root vegetables , we'll see lol .
This year I am planting heirloom seeds that I got from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds , I am thinking we have enough genetically modified in our diet . I found things in thier catalog that my Great-Great Grandmother used to grow . We will be making the trip back to Mansfield , Mo in early June for a hunt and will drop by the Baker's Creek Pioneer Village again . Unless you have been you have probably never seen so many rare seeds in one place . If you are looking for a rare seed or heirloom plant visit their website @ www.rareseeds.com . You can also subscribe to their catalog .

Posted by Redneck Mafia on 04-24-2016 02:23 AM:

We worked in the garden again today getting everything ready to finish up planting . Carrots and beets are up . Finished planting the squash , cucumbers and got the okra in . I still haven't planted tomatoes , corn and peppers . I was gonna plant an asparagus bed today and then read the package that they do best soaked overnight and started inside . Anybody grow asparagus ? I know it takes 2-3 yrs before it's really ready to harvest much . I bought Martha Washington seeds .
I am doing some companion planting I read about in a new homestesding book I bought . It list plants that do best planted next to certain things and some plants can actually stunt each other's growth . I laid the book down in my little fenced in garden and turn around and the pups are tearing it to shreds lol .
The 2nd batch of heirloom tomato plants I started from seed are looking better but not big enough for the ground yet , if they survive we are gonna have to build more beds to plant them .
We also built a large rock ring around a tree in the front yard from our own rocks . Some of you have good black dirt I have enough rocks I am going to use them to build a flower bed all the way around the house .
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Posted by yadkintar on 04-24-2016 12:56 PM:

Raised my own tomato plants in the house like I always have put them out last week and in three days they were dead to much water I guess I'm am going to wait awhile.

Posted by Rex Ridge on 04-25-2016 02:03 AM:

I have asparagus, but I didn't start it from seeds. I have purple and green, but don't remember the names. I had one purple stock up yesterday, it froze last night

Posted by yadkintar on 04-25-2016 09:55 AM:

We just have had to much water and going to get some more.

Posted by croatankid on 04-25-2016 05:30 PM:

I don't garden but I have other things. This year I lost everything to a late frost. I lost all my blueberries, figs, and plums. My figs were froze to the ground again. One fig tree was several years old. It froze to the ground last year but came back. This year all of them froze to the ground. I think my oldest fig tree is dead. These late frosts we have here are, I think, the reason we so little game. The top of my oak trees are also damaged and now won't bare fruit. And when the oaks don't bear fruit everything suffers.

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Posted by Redneck Mafia on 04-26-2016 05:06 AM:

Croatankid sorry about your trees . I am just planting some fruit trees this year and thinking on getting some bees . It's been beautiful weather here lately but from the sound of the forecast we better be getting the boats a cellars ready . Yadkintar I am hoping we don't get quite as much rain this spring as last it kept the gardens pretty well drowned and not enough sunshine . It didn't produce good till sept .
The asparagus I am going to try to start it in one of the tomato beds , tomatoes and asparagus are supposed to be good companion plants .

Posted by Rex Ridge on 04-26-2016 09:28 PM:

Sorry about ur trees freezing, the same thing happened here. Probably won't get cherries, plums, pears or peaches. The apples aren't in blossom yet, but last yr we lost them because of late frosts. Frost usually doesn't get the blueberries, but they didn't do well last yr. The yr before, the Amish picked a bunch of them...we made over $600. Hoping to have a good yr to recoup some of r $. I bought a lb of Bodacios sweet corn to plant last wked when I got lime, fertilizer and seed for the hay field. My husband didn't seem to happy about that purchase.

Posted by rmcmillan on 04-28-2016 12:24 PM:

HAS BEEN A FUNNY SPRING HERE. KINDA DRY TILL THE LAST DAY OR TWO. UNSEASONABLY WARM THEN COOLS BACK DOWN. GLOBAL WARMING LOL. I WILL WAIT JUST A BIT TO PUT OUT MY PUMPKINS. THEN WE START MATERS AND PEPPERS.

Posted by Hey Preacher!!! on 05-02-2016 02:52 PM:

Hey GA DAWG, do a internet search on the word "luffa" and see if that matches your "spreading okra". I plant it every year. The old man that gave me the seeds called it "spreading okra".

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Posted by GA DAWG on 05-02-2016 11:44 PM:

Hey Preacher thats it. I did not know I was growing them sponge things lol. Supposed to get in low 40s here end of week. I bet some of yall northerners could get a frost. My garden is not planted. Family sickness. We just havent had time. Its plowed but not planted. May not get planted but that'll be ok to.

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Posted by Hey Preacher!!! on 05-03-2016 12:38 AM:

Those sponges sure are good battered and fried! I don't have everything out yet either. Oh, by the way, I hope you weren't including me in that "ya'll northerners" comment!

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