I have a spider plant i haven't managed to kill for over 6 months. Does that count as gardening ?
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Figgy1
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What did that poor plant ever do to wind up under your care?
John park hopper
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No that just counts a dumb luck Ha Ha
MinnieM123
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We'll all know when the planting is up and ready, when the blue wind spinny thing gets put back up in the garden.
I really like that, and even if you don't get the time to finish all your planting, I think you should still put it up anyway! 
(P.S.: Don't forget the cute toad houses you made last year, too!) 
John park hopper
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Picked the last of the snow peas and will pull them out today and plant black eyed peas, have been picking green beans and first tomato. Still been very dry need some rain.
Ricky Spanish
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So here's a few pics. It's been really dry this spring so a lot of watering but we haven't lost anything.
Queen of the WDW Scene
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Farm life... The row of pumpkins is planted... then my sister broke the row making attachment off the tractor... So now we have to fix it and/or see if we can use our cousin's after he's done with it.
And of course THIS is the best weather week to plant. Not too hot or too cold and no rain.
Haha oh well its always something with us. At least we'll have pumpkins to carve if nothing else.
And of course THIS is the best weather week to plant. Not too hot or too cold and no rain.
Haha oh well its always something with us. At least we'll have pumpkins to carve if nothing else.
Queen of the WDW Scene
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Queen of the WDW Scene
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Well my dad got a piece of wood and my brother in law drilled the holes and bolted it on so the attachment is reattached so we're back in business.
Hopefully we'll have everything planted by next week.
Since my dad had back surgery a couple months ago and cannot do as much bending and can't crawl on the ground I'm the official "coverer".
Hopefully we'll have everything planted by next week.
Since my dad had back surgery a couple months ago and cannot do as much bending and can't crawl on the ground I'm the official "coverer".
MinnieM123
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And yea, the blue spinny thing is also there, too! Good job!!!
(The garden is very nice, too.) 
Some bird houses and more toad houses are on the docket.We'll all know when the planting is up and ready, when the blue wind spinny thing gets put back up in the garden.
MinnieM123
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Embellished that a little bit for you.
Got a couple more of those to do too. The white and red polka dot one peeled quite a bit so touch up on that.Embellished that a little bit for you.
Queen of the WDW Scene
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My first time helping since I was a little kid.
I only had to do one row but its the most physically demanding row.
Had to dig a trench, set flower bulbs end to end, and then cover.
My dad said the rows are about 200 feet. That doesn't seem to long until you're putting in a garden lol.
5 rows down and about 7 to go. But those 7 are done with a planter tractor so its less physical. You just have to time the drop of the plant by listening to the clicks.
I only had to do one row but its the most physically demanding row.
Had to dig a trench, set flower bulbs end to end, and then cover.
My dad said the rows are about 200 feet. That doesn't seem to long until you're putting in a garden lol.
5 rows down and about 7 to go. But those 7 are done with a planter tractor so its less physical. You just have to time the drop of the plant by listening to the clicks.
John park hopper
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Been picking tomatoes, green beans, spaghetti squash will be ready in a week and the corn is 6' high and starting to tassel. Rain we had the other night did a world of good.
Figgy1
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I've got flowers on my tomatoes and peppers. I'm surprised I didn't have any dropping with all the cold weather