Gardening, canning, pickling and everything related
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Be nice if I could get the garden prep finished. Frost last week, bit of sun over the weekend but was working at my son-in-laws new place putting in the utilities and two in poly water line. Then the deluges started Monday with the hail, suppose to be all week. Still got to get another load of dirt too.
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GWG8541 your plants 🪴 are looking great
. I bet you can’t wait to get them in the ground. Good luck. I got pretty much all of mine planted. Just ready for the rest of it to come up. 
cdavis You have always got the best. Looks like you have one of those tillers like I had on one of my tractors when we were still in Texas. It was a 6’ Italian Beast of tiller & you can see the nice beds they make. I sold all that, my truck, trailer, JD 95 & Bobcat 863 when I got transferred out here about 20 years ago or so. Lost my left arm! Wishing you the very best with that wonderful looking garden.
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YooperDog After your posts on your wine caps last year I started one. Its looking good but has not flushed yet. Can hardly wait! My oyster mushrooms are doing well . had a small flush of them last week.
RON PARRISH good deal, I had a good season with them, looking to see what this season brings. I am looking to try another variety.
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cdavis Were under a frost/freeze warning tonight, so its still some time before they can go in the ground. Yours is looking good. I wish my soil looked that good.
GWG8541 thanks. I got a small frost that burned my potatoes but they have recovered nicely.
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zbigjeff thank you sir. It took a couple of years to get it there.
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Be nice if I could get the garden prep finished. Frost last week, bit of sun over the weekend but was working at my son-in-laws new place putting in the utilities and two in poly water line. Then the deluges started Monday with the hail, suppose to be all week. Still got to get another load of dirt too.
johnsbrewhouse sounds like you’re hooked up. Good luck
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cdavis You have always got the best. Looks like you have one of those tillers like I had on one of my tractors when we were still in Texas. It was a 6’ Italian Beast of tiller & you can see the nice beds they make. I sold all that, my truck, trailer, JD 95 & Bobcat 863 when I got transferred out here about 20 years ago or so. Lost my left arm! Wishing you the very best with that wonderful looking garden.
calldoctoday thanks. I do love my tiller it’s a life saver.
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I need to get my garden in, but we have hit freezing temps twice this week.
Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks
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Tex_77 it has to warm up eventually
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cdavis yup supposed to be 90 here Friday
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cdavis I had a small plot a couple years ago that I cultivated for about 10 years with sand, grass and fertilizer. It was superb and the product was over the top. Wishing you the same success.
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Tex_77 that’s from one extreme to another
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cdavis I had a small plot a couple years ago that I cultivated for about 10 years with sand, grass and fertilizer. It was superb and the product was over the top. Wishing you the same success.
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cdavis welcome to Kansas!
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We have got ours in with about 4 rows of green beans, a few maters, lots of peppers, about a half row of chard, maybe 6 hills each of Candy Lope, Squarsh, & Cucumbers, plenty of onions, a few more carrots & radishes. We are still plucking Kale, Collards, & Cabages too & will plant a few okra soon too. I am going to try some Red Okra again. Has any of you all tried any of that Dr. JimZ Chicken Soup for the Soil?
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For you folks wanting to set out plants earlier than frost/freezing will allow look into wall of water they are amazing and will allow you to plant weeks earlier.
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For you folks wanting to set out plants earlier than frost/freezing will allow look into wall of water they are amazing and will allow you to plant weeks earlier.
mrobisr i have used those before
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For you folks wanting to set out plants earlier than frost/freezing will allow look into wall of water they are amazing and will allow you to plant weeks earlier.
mrobisr Been using them for years with our pepper & tomato plants. Gives us a 2-3 week head start. (At least when the weather cooperates. No hard freezes, Spring blizzards or heavy hail. )
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Plants are coming along. Did some transplanting today. Still waiting for the warmer days. We have had a couple of opportunities to set them outside, but not many.
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We have got ours in with about 4 rows of green beans, a few maters, lots of peppers, about a half row of chard, maybe 6 hills each of Candy Lope, Squarsh, & Cucumbers, plenty of onions, a few more carrots & radishes. We are still plucking Kale, Collards, & Cabages too & will plant a few okra soon too. I am going to try some Red Okra again. Has any of you all tried any of that Dr. JimZ Chicken Soup for the Soil?
calldoctoday said in Gardening, canning, pickling and everything related:
We have got ours in with about 4 rows of green beans, a few maters, lots of peppers, about a half row of chard, maybe 6 hills each of Candy Lope, Squarsh, & Cucumbers, plenty of onions, a few more carrots & radishes. We are still plucking Kale, Collards, & Cabages too & will plant a few okra soon too. I am going to try some Red Okra again. Has any of you all tried any of that Dr. JimZ Chicken Soup for the Soil?
What is the Dr. JimZ chicken soup?
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