Are you doing the 3 Sisters Gardening ? Sounds like you all like hot peppers. My DH is a Pepper head, so we have hot varieties too. Sounds like lots of salsacherokeechicken said:lets see what am i planting .....4 rows of golden queen sweet corn with rattle snake pole beans and the pumpkins. 97 atkinson tomatoe plants, 14 jalapeno plants,the millet and sunflowers..also planted marigold and cosmos plants today.
I love Sunflowers so you are going to have avery colorful garden 
sounds nice
It took it out of me yesterday 
But I have recovered overnight. 
I have been watering with aspirin water as per the post (on here somewhere). It did perk up the tray of seedlings I dropped (butter side DOWN, of course). They recovered very fast thank goodness. 
GO FOR IT....!
Wow! They are so amazing!
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Vfem sounds like your yard is going to be full of Colorvfem said:Wow Hattie... you never seem to take a real break (sleeping at night is pretty common... its NOT a real break
I am still dying to see everything you've accomplished.... because its sounds like where I would like to be in about 5 years... though I bet it would take 20 or more.
Today I threw in some pole bean seeds to grow up my corn... I only have about 6 corn stalks big enough, the rest are kinda shabby looking. So I have learned the corn I soaked for 24 hours and then planted, did better then the corn I soaked for an hour then planted! There is a HUGE difference in germination too. Good learning there...
I got a good look at one of my flower beds today, and I realize I over planted the one by the deck. Some of the plants I had to guess on spacing and went about 8-12" on... they needed a good 18" or more spacing! So I'm going to transplant some foxglove, and some blanket flowers.
I'm even going to plant my new Hypertufa planter I made!!!!! How exciting!!!!
:rainbow-sun That is Exciting show us pics ,, Please if that's possable 
So please be carefull My Garden Sister row
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