Thread: In the Garden 2015

Yes I have. Depending in the size of the garden and how deep you push in the tines, it kills the back. I had to use one down the isles and weed as a kid. Hated it!

About those worms, dont tell but I stop by the local fish bait store and drop them in every season, How many worms do you see in your ground while tilling?
Oh and after I put in the worms, darn birds seem to know and camp out in my garden for the next week. The Garden battles never end
I dont till but once a year. In the fall after frost bacteria is dormant at that time.Manure put down then as well.

Originally Posted by ultrasoundguy2003

I dont till but once a year. In the fall after frost bacteria is dormant at that time.Manure put down then as well.

I like that idea, Might have to try that after next season

We don't really have a down time here in Texas, but I did uncover my beds last weekend to work in some compost! I didn't plant anything yet, but will soon.

Originally Posted by Hirlau

Caught !!!

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That is almost a fact hehehe

Thursday night they came two separate bands the first to arrive were the Whitetail, later the Mulies came in

Friday morning I went to finish up out there and they had stripped every single green tomato left on the plants it was sooooo efficient like machines had gone through there..

Maybe I should have taken your hint and made a snare I could have had a well fed healthy deer

We made a veggie patch but because we have bats and hares and insects and bush turkeys we decided to enclose it. The netting is hail netting - just protective only, no sun shading happens with it. We made two raised beds out of iron from an old garden shed we had laying around down the back.

We've planted carrots and beetroot and kale, beans, peas, spinach, rhubarb, and various other stuffs like coriander and bok choi etc.

Photo taken with phone, sorry.



James.

rhubarb pie,,,maybe the best dang pie there is,,,

Originally Posted by gssixgun

That is almost a fact hehehe

Thursday night they came two separate bands the first to arrive were the Whitetail, later the Mulies came in

Friday morning I went to finish up out there and they had stripped every single green tomato left on the plants it was sooooo efficient like machines had gone through there..

Maybe I should have taken your hint and made a snare I could have had a well fed healthy deer

Don't bang'em,,, unless the antlers are big enough for me a brush,,,

I would lose a lot less sleep over the act,, if I could get a brush out of it,,

A shed like this?

That'll work,,,,,,,,,,,