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    Nicolai
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    My garden is just poking out of the pots in the barn! Still freezing most nights in ND. Infact, some areas still have about a foot of snow!

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      Winter onions coming in ready to eat. Then tomatoes are already making and blooming. Comparing to last year we got washed out and flooded garden killing over halve of it. Going to have some nice extra’s for meals this year looks like. Tx heat is starting to get here, be in the high 80’s and 90 from now on. The small okra plants will grow fast now. Hope ya’ll have good luck to.

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      cdavis
      Team Blue Big Green Egg Masterbuilt Canning Kamado Joes Regular Contributors Power User
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      tarp looks great 👍. Enjoy

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        Winter onions coming in ready to eat. Then tomatoes are already making and blooming. Comparing to last year we got washed out and flooded garden killing over halve of it. Going to have some nice extra’s for meals this year looks like. Tx heat is starting to get here, be in the high 80’s and 90 from now on. The small okra plants will grow fast now. Hope ya’ll have good luck to.

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        Deepwoodsbutcher
        Power User Veteran Regular Contributors
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        tarp that’s a nice garden. I switched to container gardening last year. Just works out better for my schedule. I miss these nice big gardens sometimes. Happy harvesting!

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          Winter onions coming in ready to eat. Then tomatoes are already making and blooming. Comparing to last year we got washed out and flooded garden killing over halve of it. Going to have some nice extra’s for meals this year looks like. Tx heat is starting to get here, be in the high 80’s and 90 from now on. The small okra plants will grow fast now. Hope ya’ll have good luck to.

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          calldoctoday
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          tarp & I mean seriously. For you know it, it will be too hot!

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          • T tarp

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            Winter onions coming in ready to eat. Then tomatoes are already making and blooming. Comparing to last year we got washed out and flooded garden killing over halve of it. Going to have some nice extra’s for meals this year looks like. Tx heat is starting to get here, be in the high 80’s and 90 from now on. The small okra plants will grow fast now. Hope ya’ll have good luck to.

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            Denny O
            Power User Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill
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            tarp Wholey Carp!
            I don’t even have the garden tilled yet!

            Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
            I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
            Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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              banger king
              Yearling
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              You are very lucky. In the Upper Peninsula of Michigan we still have snow on the ground and ice on the lakes.

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                tarp
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                Thanks to all. Just need to get out of this near drought around here. I’m lucky in that I can pump water from our creek up here to water garden and yard. Creek is bigger than some rivers, lol . I keep my boat in the boat house on it. Trinity River Authority only charges 50$ a year to do it!

                GT

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                • T tarp

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                  Winter onions coming in ready to eat. Then tomatoes are already making and blooming. Comparing to last year we got washed out and flooded garden killing over halve of it. Going to have some nice extra’s for meals this year looks like. Tx heat is starting to get here, be in the high 80’s and 90 from now on. The small okra plants will grow fast now. Hope ya’ll have good luck to.

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                  mrobisr
                  Team Blue Cast Iron Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Military Veterans Power User Regular Contributors
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                  tarp looking very good and ahead of the game.

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                    DJS303
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                    Looking good! Mine is up and growing, but you are way ahead of me as my tomatoes are only about a foot tall and my squash are about half the size of yours and no blooms yet. It is so dry where I am right now I am really having to water often. Hoping mother nature will give me some good moisture soon.

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                    • banger kingB banger king

                      You are very lucky. In the Upper Peninsula of Michigan we still have snow on the ground and ice on the lakes.

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                      YooperDog
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                      banger king where in UP do you hail from? I am near the Marquette area. Still have some snow but the rain is doing it’s job. The river’s are open and trout season is here.

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                        tarp & I mean seriously. For you know it, it will be too hot!

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                        scottfletcher
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                        calldoctoday I hear that. My seedlings need to pot up now but are still only 5 to 6 inches tall. To much rain in Missouri.

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                          calldoctoday I hear that. My seedlings need to pot up now but are still only 5 to 6 inches tall. To much rain in Missouri.

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                          calldoctoday
                          Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors
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                          scottfletcher Our plants are coming right along, but where I fill, the squirrels or armadillos have been getting into them something terrible this year. Must be a sign that squirrel or armadillo stew is in the horizon!

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                            I’m in Iron. Since I posted my comment the warm weather has teken care of the lakes and the snow and I have started to get a little more enthused about the garden. I even got a few tomato plants at Menards yeserday. Still too cold to be ouside, I have them in my greenhouse but looking forward to summer.

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                              johnsbrewhouse
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                              Hoping to get things going today. It’s 40 degrees this morning, snowing in the mountains and they just extended the ski season at one resort until the end of the month. Got to load gravel in the bottoms of the troughs and then the soil. Then everything should be ready to plant. The raised beds have been tilled, just need to be raked and weeds pulled out. I have my only crop, the cilantro that doesn’t seem to mind sub-freezing weather. Have to work the compost bin too, that’s where my pumpkins grow and it’s full of chickweed right now.IMG_0405.JPG

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                                Hoping to get things going today. It’s 40 degrees this morning, snowing in the mountains and they just extended the ski season at one resort until the end of the month. Got to load gravel in the bottoms of the troughs and then the soil. Then everything should be ready to plant. The raised beds have been tilled, just need to be raked and weeds pulled out. I have my only crop, the cilantro that doesn’t seem to mind sub-freezing weather. Have to work the compost bin too, that’s where my pumpkins grow and it’s full of chickweed right now.IMG_0405.JPG

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                                cdavis
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                                johnsbrewhouse sounds like you’re ready to roll. Good luck 👍

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                                  Hoping to get things going today. It’s 40 degrees this morning, snowing in the mountains and they just extended the ski season at one resort until the end of the month. Got to load gravel in the bottoms of the troughs and then the soil. Then everything should be ready to plant. The raised beds have been tilled, just need to be raked and weeds pulled out. I have my only crop, the cilantro that doesn’t seem to mind sub-freezing weather. Have to work the compost bin too, that’s where my pumpkins grow and it’s full of chickweed right now.IMG_0405.JPG

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                                  calldoctoday
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                                  johnsbrewhouse We just got back from a long run & I am worn out. Looked at the garden real quick & we got maters, some peppers, huge onions & lots of them, & green beans are trying.

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                                    johnsbrewhouse We just got back from a long run & I am worn out. Looked at the garden real quick & we got maters, some peppers, huge onions & lots of them, & green beans are trying.

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                                    johnsbrewhouse
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                                    calldoctoday We had frost this morning and it was 32 degrees when I got up and about. The sun comes up around 5 am here so the temperature was probably lower last night. I was going to plant yesterday, but the rain took care of that and good thing. I’ll just wait a couple of days. Rest up and enjoy your bounty.

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                                      keend0
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                                      Wow, can’t plant here until May 15. I remember staggering my planting in Louisiana to spread out harvest. No need in IL.

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                                        calldoctoday We had frost this morning and it was 32 degrees when I got up and about. The sun comes up around 5 am here so the temperature was probably lower last night. I was going to plant yesterday, but the rain took care of that and good thing. I’ll just wait a couple of days. Rest up and enjoy your bounty.

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                                        johnsbrewhouse Well, we could probably use just a bit of that too & kill off some of those bugs!

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                                          johnsbrewhouse Well, we could probably use just a bit of that too & kill off some of those bugs!

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                                          johnsbrewhouse
                                          Team Blue Regular Contributors Traeger Power User Veteran Sous Vide Canning
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                                          calldoctoday They live through it up here, mosquitos seem to thrive on the cold and the wasps just slow down. The wasps just coming out a couple of weeks ago. The neighbors bee’s have been busy for a couple of months.

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