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man of stihl

man of stihl

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I planted these Crook-Neck Squash seed on 04/06/2010...they have now come to life and will soon, hopefully produce some squash that will be great tasting table fare (if I can keep the squash bugs out of them :ahhh: ). Hope you enjoy & Thanks for looking.
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Some Purple Hull Peas that were planted the same date as the squash above.....
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and some Bell Pepper and Sweet Banana Pepper plants that I set out today....
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Very nice. Interesting soil color (sand & clay?)
Snow here yesterday. :-( :-S
 
bogydave said:
Very nice. Interesting soil color (sand & clay?)
Snow here yesterday. :-( :-S
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Thanks!.....Mostly clay...its pretty hard work raising a garden here in this old red clay dirt. It takes a lot of potting soil & Miracle Gro. ;-)
 
I'd think you would have allot of good sources to make compost.
Leaves & grass. Anyone with horses nearby? Horse Manure compost good stuff.
I use HM , leaves, grass & all the garden plants at the end of the year.
some pics:
http://idigmygarden.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23460
 
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