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    Re: Finally got my garden in the ground!!!

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    I'm gonna guess you've never had okra cooked properly. I think it's great in vegetable soup, and if fried properly so it's not slimey.
    Just a thought on your peppers have you ever tried to pot them and put them in a window seal?
    I have a really tiny house so no where to really put it. I wish we had a bay window to put them in.

    Mine is finally all planted, ill try and rmbr to get some pics tmrw.

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    I've got tomatoes, an unknown pepper plant that I got from the Romanians here (they have a small garden as well), green onions, garlic, dill, rosemary, tarragon and thyme. Still waiting on the herbs to sprout as I just planted them! I'll throw some pictures up at some point.
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    As promised heres some pics finally!




    (sorry for the crappy rock pile, part of a patio area were building.)

    And heres a pic of 2 of the 3 trees we chopped down to allow more light into the garden. I took them down with just a machete and axe. Axe Men: Connecticut Style! (that crappy wood pile is getting move up to the corner of the yard on Saturday. I just cleared an area of brush for it today.)


    And the pile of crap from the 3 trees we cut down! Its about 10feet high.
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    Lucky, i want a garden. Hope to get one started next year just need to find a lot top soil because all we have here is sand and its hard to even grow grass lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wicked Constrictors View Post
    Lucky, i want a garden. Hope to get one started next year just need to find a lot top soil because all we have here is sand and its hard to even grow grass lol.
    You could do a raised bed, and buy soil from Walmart. Depending on how much you wanna grow it wouldn't cost too much, and you could start some summer plants this year like peas and summer squash.

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    Re: Finally got my garden in the ground!!!

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    You could do a raised bed, and buy soil from Walmart. Depending on how much you wanna grow it wouldn't cost too much, and you could start some summer plants this year like peas and summer squash.
    And you wouldnt have to bend over to weed!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
    As promised heres some pics finally!




    (sorry for the crappy rock pile, part of a patio area were building.)

    And heres a pic of 2 of the 3 trees we chopped down to allow more light into the garden. I took them down with just a machete and axe. Axe Men: Connecticut Style! (that crappy wood pile is getting move up to the corner of the yard on Saturday. I just cleared an area of brush for it today.)


    And the pile of crap from the 3 trees we cut down! Its about 10feet high.
    Is that electrical fencing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChrisS View Post
    Is that electrical fencing?
    Yea we dont like to give the rabbits that try and eat our veggies a second chance...lol

    Nah its just regular wire fencing lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gsarchie View Post
    Woohoo! Looks like things are taking off!

    I have a small garden in pots this year as a result of being deployed but at least I have one! And no tomatoes!? I will not tolerate such blasphemy here! LOL I have always grown tomatoes and there is nothing like taking a bite of a fresh tomato right after you pick it while it is still warm from the sun that was shining on it when it came off the vine.
    Warm tomatoes right off the vine are the best!!! I wish I could grow cantalope, don't think it would do well here. We do green beans, tomatoes, zuchinni, and then I have all my berry plants. I love fresh grown food, tastes so much better!

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrDooLittle View Post
    Warm tomatoes right off the vine are the best!!! I wish I could grow cantalope, don't think it would do well here. We do green beans, tomatoes, zuchinni, and then I have all my berry plants. I love fresh grown food, tastes so much better!

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