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Steve - I LOVE Doc Martin - I bought all the DVD's and watch them over and over! Stained tee shirts, shorts and tennis shoes and my garden hat - every piece of clothing I own has seen the garden at least once I think.

Happy belated, Thistle - hope you had a fab day!

I'm a compost-a-holic and freely admit my addiction! :weee

:yuckyuck.. That is cool, V

Monty, what is OM anc CEC? I did use lime a couple of years ago, but hardly any at all so I don't think it made a huge difference.

We had tornado weather, high winds and rain last night - in FEBRUARY! this is not supposed to happen right now! More of the same on Thursday. :hide

Then I'm great, because I had a good garden last year and still have brussel sprouts and cabbage growing now. Yeah, spill about the water - although I'm scared!

:gig you're probably right, so lucky!

Oh, I'm not giving up on composting! But my pH on my garden read 7.28 - and the herb garden read 7.5 - Here is the reading on the vegetable garden: pH - 7.28 - very high Phosphorus, ppm - 97.47 - very high Potassium, ppm - 172,07 - very high Calcium, ppm - 1,853.16 - very high Magnesium, ppm...

LOL! Marshall, I doubt I can teach you anything about gardening you don't already know. I'll tell you how we took the samples and post the results later - right now I have to get ready for work. TTFN

My moms words were "Wait until your father gets home" and when he did get home we got the belt and then had to kneel either outside on concrete or in our rooms by our beds - depending on the weather. :P and no, I don't think I was abused.

I wish I had room for 40 plants! I love asparagus - and I love them grilled with olive oil too!

:hugs Awww, I loved that story Marshall! What a special lady.

We had to do a soil test on our beds for the Master Gardener class and got the results back last week. The teacher went through everyones results and we were shown how to interpret the results and what amendments we needed. I think this was my favorite class. I took samples from my herb...

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NO! :hit It's rainy, dreary and downright depressing! I had to slog through mud yesterday to get my greenhouse cleaned out so I can start my seeds. 90% chance of more rain tomorrow. :hit:hit I have a river running through my yard, my poor chickens are up to their necks in mud and my dogs...

I'm cleaning out my greenhouse to put my tomato and peppers seeds. Do I need to disinfect it first? If so what do I use?

LOL! I'll admit it, my doggies do lick the plates! I have soap and water so I'm not afraid of doggie germs. :P

Awesome! I loved Paul Harvey.

Hoodat, the UPS man is bringing me one as well - it should be here on Monday! Can't wait to use it.