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Garden Thread 2024
That is a really nice setup you have there. The coop looks great. -
Garden Thread 2024
You have a nice variety of stuff growing there. :thumbsup: -
Garden Thread 2024
So far this season has started off well for me. I made modifications to my greenhouse over the winter and my overheating issues have been tempered. The seedlings, and now potted up plants are doing great. Some of my tomatoes will need to get planted very soon. I don’t want to repot. When are... -
Double Load(checked that box)?
Yikes! Glad you are ok. Cool photos. -
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Garden Thread 2024
If you have asparagus start keeping an eye on it! Mine is showing signs of life. -
Sock recommendations
This has been my approach as well including the crocs. My issue with socks is I wear out the heel. -
Accepted a new job!
Congratulations R. It is important to be happy.- Joseph
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- Forum: Hawk Mortgage Group, LLC
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Tree Service near Crofton for tree removal and advice
I have used these guys 3-4 times. I have been happy with them. https://boothtreeexperts.com/- Joseph
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- Forum: Jobs Board
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Any 'net bought emergency food worth it?
Why just initially? Are they not recommended long term? Just curious. -
Garden Thread 2024
I have never tried planting in the early spring. I always plant garlic in the fall for an early summer harvest. I don’t mulch or water it over winter. I mulch in late spring once it is about a foot tall for weed control. I may water if it has not rained in a while. My garlic growing area is a... -
Garden Thread 2024
I agree. They seem to perform well in my garden. I would also recommend Early Girl. They are both very disease resistant. -
Garden Thread 2024
I just ordered some seeds for this year. I primarily grow tomatoes and peppers. I have been growing lettuce and spinach in my greenhouse and I am looking forward to getting started on spring/summer vegetables. I will probably wait 4-6 weeks before getting started.