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  1. gardentoad

    Can you help me, please? :)

    Me too Welcome to the board, great bunch of people here.. Don
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    Anybody know some good tall garden tales?

    Wow great story, ya know same thing happened to me back in 64 in north west Arkansas, big ole pigs in those hills. Don :weee
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    Just wondering does this work

    I was told today, if I wanted to keep squash bugs off my plants I should put some watermelon rine at the base of my plants after I Squish the eggs on the leaves. Has anyone tried this? Does it work? And if so how? Thanks Don still hangin in there after 115 degrees highest temp in this area...
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    added an 8 by 16 no dig potato garden, what do you think?

    Wow, you can't shoot them? It's not like they are endanger we have more than our share. Don. Suffering from record high heat 112 yesterday
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    added an 8 by 16 no dig potato garden, what do you think?

    Ahhhhhh the joy of a container garden, and 8 barn cats Don It's just to hot to do anything but :watering
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    Cowboy Shirt So Far (PIX on #9)

    You can do it, we know you can..my DW can sew anything, but she will not make me a shirt :idunno Don still :watering it's another hot one, the weather guesser today at noon upper it to 109 from a cool 107
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    Has anyone ever tried to plant corn in July?

    Ours are about 10 inches tall and growing like crazy, it seems like we only planted a couple of weeks ago.. When we Put it in the ground we had like 122 days to the first frost and the package said 90 to 110 so we went for it. Don it's 107 right now this is the 20th day in a row over 100
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    Natural plant defenses against insects

    I think my squash plants were speaking squastnees as none of the other bugs came to help, I know that I planted some carrots that I got from a guy in Greece, so maybe my squash came from another country also... ;) Don still :watering and hoping for some relief soon
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    One nice Rototiller.

    That is one nice tiller, and with all the attachments.. We need a dealer here..it still wouldn't work in my containers, but what the heck I might like it just to play with. Don :fl
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    Till a 200 foot row in 6 sec.

    Americans will race anything. They sure don't sound like my tiller Don :clap
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    Would you....? Looking for some feedback

    It would be hard in my containers,but what the heck I would give it a try. My dad worked a team for many years, and almost always had fond things to say. Sometimes he just had things to say that I can't about ole Jack. I say go for it hook line and plow. Don hey maybe next week we will only...
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    2011 TEG Giant Pumpkin Contest - JOIN US BY AUGUST 1ST!!

    Well I am out of the race, my plants have gone no where.but there is always next year..and I will be using better soil, right now my power post hole digger can't ever break the top soil Don :watering :watering :watering and it's not doing any good at all
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    Garden gloves, do you or don't you?

    But I have dirty gloves LOL Don
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    Possible relocation, or loss of job....

    That's a very pretty part of the state, if you move I hope you like green..good luck on what ever happens.. Some times there is a bigger plan than any of us could know. Don in Oklahoma
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    Opnions on pathways

    I don't understand it either, it just happens.. That made me chuckle Don
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    Newbie here...garden photos.

    Looks great, I like the way you have used your walk way, and what a good looking dog you have. Don
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    Opnions on pathways

    I use crusher stone, gets hard like concrete, but a lot easier to put down and very cheap..we get 3 tons for about 20.00 $ You can make it as thick as you want.. We have it on our driveway and the floor of the barn..and the floor of the green house as water go right through it..at first it feels...
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    Garden gloves, do you or don't you?

    Same thing only different, and a big price difference http://www.harborfreight.com/coated-rubber-grip-gloves-large-90912.html Don
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    Garden gloves, do you or don't you?

    Your welcome, anything to help save some money If you go online and sign up for their email papers they always have lots of coupons, and you can view the current ads, I too have to cross the line, so I only go when they have something that I really can use. Don :watering
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    Garden gloves, do you or don't you?

    Yes those are the ones, I like the brighter colors so that I can find them, I get mine from harbor freight on sale about a dollar per pair.. They do wash up pretty well..I have issues with my hands and they really help with grip Don. :watering
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