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Thanks Dor. Thankfully we've had rain lately that has helped it alot.
Ron, we do have help getting it disced and plowed but RJ and I do the planting and weeding. My brother has the use of a tractor and we also have a friend with one. We leave a strip between rows to pull a trailor for harvest...
I don't have any ripe tomatoes yet but the bushes are looking great and there's lots of green ones. No bottom rot this season..so far. It's looking good for the canning later. I've fried a couple of those green maters already.:D
Becki, I'd rather not participate in a RR at this time but I'd be glad to give you info on starting it and help you with details. First, you need to know how many want to participate.. by posting here and sending you their addy by PM.
Post your sign-up deadline and rules of participation..for...
I haven't been online much lately, my computer is in the shop and I'm using my old one which is a pain! It needs to be re-formatted too, it freezes, stalls and sputters something terrible. I've been out to the garden this morning, I have tiny little mators on my bushes. Looking forward to...
More pics please...that one was really nice. I like the pot and barrel too as well as all the plants. I have chives also.. three pots,,I use a lot of chives!
Welcome swkr. Scotts is a good potting soil so I think it will work fine for you. Containers for strawberries..just about any container will do. Just make sure you have plenty of room for the roots, you don't want them to be crowded. I plant in odd containers sometimes..what ever is handy. Old...
Welcome to the forums Poppie. What plants do you have growing? Where I am, its very hot and humid in the summer. With an extra sprinkle or two of water between rains, I manage a variety of flowers in my gardens. As Curbie said, succulents are real good for dry areas. Hope to see you around the...
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