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Spring is getting close
- Thread starter Eugene
- Start date
The asparagus better keep it's nose down, I haven't mowed last years fern yet! I went out and started the cub today, been sitting since November. Sputtered only a bit and settled down. Need to get the clipper on but the breeze made it cool. Temp 45. The rhubarb is coming but I would rather the asparagus stayed down for another month. Vern
Rodney51Cub
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I am glad the ground hog was wrong about 6 more weeks of winter in my area. It has been wet but the temperature has been for the most part in the 50's. First tractor show of the year on the 10th.
Rodney 8)
Rodney 8)
I burnt off my asparagus patches a couple days ago. Previously, actually since last fall, has been a moderate drought area, restricted burning area.
Going to do a very moderate expansion to garden area at son's house, mostly water and muskmelons.
Since it's only wife and I at home any more, we only need a few fresh vegetable at a time. Local farmer market, 3 days a week during vegetable growing season. Can buy vegetables as needed. Much easier to buy a tomato or two, than to have 50 ripe tomatoes on the vine.
Going to do a very moderate expansion to garden area at son's house, mostly water and muskmelons.
Since it's only wife and I at home any more, we only need a few fresh vegetable at a time. Local farmer market, 3 days a week during vegetable growing season. Can buy vegetables as needed. Much easier to buy a tomato or two, than to have 50 ripe tomatoes on the vine.