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Smiley9000
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a few pics from my last trip out, looks like a leafhopper problem on a couple of my purple punch plants. that little guy got all huffy puffy once he saw me, like he was saying "Get away from my plant!"
Smiley9000
Member
why black plastic lining the cage?
creekside
late starts
the big girls
late starts
the big girls
That creekside location is superb. Watering will be required very infrequently so the site won't need to be frequented too often.
That is co cool. A room with a view of the garden that cannot be beat
Smiley9000
Member
well, the soil would fall out otherwise...also keeps temp up, as Grow Dots are released by temp, not by water.
He probably thought the wire cage was to keep out deer, and didn't realize the wire mesh was used to construct the planter itself, swamp tube style.
actually pretty dry here and I'm watering twice a day until my groundcover is established and keeping the surface shaded and moist.
last year was wet and that patch did the flood drain cycle 3 times.
the 1st time was right after I plowed and mineral balanced.
then it waited a month until my plants got going
you can't see the best detail about my seating...
got to have a couple water tight totes to store tools and supplies... and weed and rolling tray.
when the chair is getting sun I have hammocks in the shade next to my patches.
I've always been drawn to rivers. Love the way they change the landscape as the water level rises and falls with the passing seasons. That is the ideal spot for a hammock on which to spend a hot summer's day, being cooled by the creek and shade trees while partaking of a resinous hooter of fine herb from one's own harvest as the birds sing their tunes all around. City folks just don't know what they're missing.
Took me a moment to figure out that the device attached to the chair is a lighter holder. I could use one of those, thinking over the number of times my lighter went AWOL.
Took me a moment to figure out that the device attached to the chair is a lighter holder. I could use one of those, thinking over the number of times my lighter went AWOL.
Smiley9000
Member
i live in the suburbs now, but i was raised in the sticks and my family has a camp in No Man's Land. it's so nice to get away and take in nature. something about being in the woods, it just clarifies life. People need to slow down and enjoy this world.
TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
AOK so far.
It means everything is alright, in proper order. Like I am OK but better. I am A (like grade A) OK.
TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
iTarzan, yep. I love my John Deere.
I started getting sick at planting time and decided to use my tractor to cut my paths and planting spots. I initially did it to keep the ticks at bay, and if I didn't cut it, it would be impossible to get to my plants. I know it sticks out like a sore thumb from the air but I'm well within my licence (150 plants).
I'll be doing it that way going forward.
I also used my small roto tiller to prep the holes
Huge time saver.
I started getting sick at planting time and decided to use my tractor to cut my paths and planting spots. I initially did it to keep the ticks at bay, and if I didn't cut it, it would be impossible to get to my plants. I know it sticks out like a sore thumb from the air but I'm well within my licence (150 plants).
I'll be doing it that way going forward.
I also used my small roto tiller to prep the holes
Huge time saver.
