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Gardens for 2021 season
- SONNY
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
got 2 seed flats planted, set them on heat mats, sprinkled water on the mix and put the dome on, nice and warm this morning!
1 flat of golden acre cabbage and 1 flat of Delicious tomatoes. The rest of the seeds will go outside in the hotbed as soon as I can get a decent day to work outside.
1 flat of golden acre cabbage and 1 flat of Delicious tomatoes. The rest of the seeds will go outside in the hotbed as soon as I can get a decent day to work outside.
- SONNY
- 10+ Years
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
spread part of the new compost out before I till the fall plowed ground. dragged the landscape rake over it----worked o.k. now to hit it with the big tiller. got rained out today and onion plants just arrived so everything is on hold for now!
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
I took a chance and planted some onions (about 120) today! Wow 3/24/2021!
Red, white and yellow.
Hard to believe the weather we are having!
Usually it is too soggy to even think about planting this time of the year for me!!!!
Red, white and yellow.
Hard to believe the weather we are having!
Usually it is too soggy to even think about planting this time of the year for me!!!!
1968 Cub Fast-Hitch
- SONNY
- 10+ Years
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
onion plants in the ground. planted in the rain -- only had 18 bunches this year--- gave 12 bunches to a guy down the road, so that takes care of the 30 bunch case we bought.
ended up with 3 long rows across the south garden.
found 1 strawberry plant blooming and its WAY too early for them to be blooming.
rain last night all night here.
ended up with 3 long rows across the south garden.
found 1 strawberry plant blooming and its WAY too early for them to be blooming.
rain last night all night here.
- SONNY
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
seed flats starting to grow ------ centers not doing much! HMMMMM---- oh well plenty of plants around the outside of the trays for a few early plants. I want a few early plants and some later to spread out the harvest so it dont happen at the same hour!
About time to plant the hotbed by the house for the main crop stuff. Been too cold so I was waiting for ground to warm up a bit.
About time to plant the hotbed by the house for the main crop stuff. Been too cold so I was waiting for ground to warm up a bit.
- SONNY
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
Tato planting tomorrow. if all goes well. got my old planter greased and ready to go. this will be 35 years I have used it since I made it.
Have over 300 pounds to plant. Some will be planted at our club showgrounds for potato digger demo., so will see how that goes.
Have over 300 pounds to plant. Some will be planted at our club showgrounds for potato digger demo., so will see how that goes.
- SONNY
- 10+ Years
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
Finished the planting here and did 180 pounds. had 10 rows 240 feet long. Too wet at the showgrounds to plant them, so gotta wait a few days on them. We have 150 pounds to plant up there.
Pulled my old homemade planter with one of our old sunstar 20's. worked excellent hydro in these are much smoother that our cc147.
Pulled my old homemade planter with one of our old sunstar 20's. worked excellent hydro in these are much smoother that our cc147.
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LF-1 Platform Carrier
144 Cultivators
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F38 Disk
L-F3 Spring Tooth Harrow
CS Bell No. 60 Grain Mill on a unmodified Fast Hitch Disk hitch prong
Home Made Fast Hitch Potato Plow
54A Blade
Couple 1948 Cubs
172 Runner Planter
53 Fertilizer
Cub-3 Field Cultivator
Cub-189 Two Way Plow
Cub-22 Sickle Bar Mower
Mechanical Transplanter with side mount barrel (needs a fast hitch adapter) :)
Misc Belly Mowers
Wish List
International 100 Fast Hitch Blade
Mott Fast Hitch Flail Mower
Wish Wish Wish List
Fast Hitch Rotary Hoe
4E hammer mill - Location: Ne Ohio
Re: Gardens for 2021 season
We had snow Wednesday and Thursday night / morning!
Almost time for me to get my seeds started indoors!
Almost time for me to get my seeds started indoors!
1968 Cub Fast-Hitch
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
SONNY wrote:seed flats starting to grow ------ centers not doing much! HMMMMM---- oh well plenty of plants around the outside of the trays for a few early plants. I want a few early plants and some later to spread out the harvest so it dont happen at the same hour!
About time to plant the hotbed by the house for the main crop stuff. Been too cold so I was waiting for ground to warm up a bit.
Sonny, the seeds may have gotten washed to the sides, when watering.
Ed
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
Greenhouse is half full of plants, with more seeds, germinating in the basement. Will be overflowing, in a couple of weeks, when I transplant more seedlings. Cool weather crops will move intothe cold frame, by then.
Ed
Ed
- KETCHAM
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
Seeds planted Mothers day here....no plants outside till a week before memorial day....heck....we had snow on the ground last friday morning....80 F today
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
I’ve got 16 90 ft rows hilled up and putting stakes in for tomatoes now. I’ve moved my first 100 tomato plants out of the greenhouse to harden off before planting next week. I have several hundred more at various stages in the greenhouse and more seed planted that hasn’t germinated yet. I’m planning on setting out about a hundred plants every two weeks until the end of June. I’m planning on a total of between 6-7 hundred tomato plants total. We should be past anymore frosts in Raleigh NC but we did have a couple of late ones last year. I grow mainly heirloom varieties but I’m going to do some hybrids too. I’ll plant some other veggies after I get a good start on tomatoes. I sell produce at a small stand at my house and tomatoes bring me the best income. I sure hope we don’t get as much rain this summer as we got last year
- KETCHAM
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
try bush green beans.....I made a lot of cash selling them in plastic bags.....5 to 7 pounds 5 bucks..I'd sell 10 bags no problem...Easy pickens
47 CUB[Krusty] 49 CUB[Ollie] 50 H-- PLOWS DISCS MOWERS AND lots more stuff!!Life is to short -Have fun now cause ya ain't gonna be here long!!!!
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
Green beans are definitely in the plan. Tenderette bush green beans did well last year. Will also have some silver queen corn, yellow and zucchini squash, cucumbers and pink eye purple hill peas
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Re: Gardens for 2021 season
I tilled a spot for peas, today. Planting them tomorrow. Next week, tomatoes go out under plastic. I hate store tomatoes, an keep trying to get home grown ones as early as I can.
Ed
Ed
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