I guess she'll be swimming for catfish next year.
"gene"
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I guess she'll be swimming for catfish next year.
"gene"
That is the 2nd one in my yard this year I think the high water from the ms has them pushed over. We did not hurt them we just relocated them from the yard.
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LOVE that picture Josh! Country girl for sure there! Thanks for sharing!
She is going to have to be tuff to keep up meQuote:
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We had our last frost a little over three weeks ago so my garden has only been in for 3 weeks. The only thing I've harvested is asparagus and morel mushrooms. Those tomatoes make my mouth water, you just can't buy a good mater out of the store.
I have family in Chicago and the have a farm on apple canyon lake in galena Ill. They go crazy over morel mushrooms I have never tried one.
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Those are nice I wish we had them
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You are CORRECT! That is the main reason I grow my own. The closest you can come to a decent tomato in the store are the ones on the vine but they still don't have the flavor of the homegrown!Quote:
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Yep, definitely looks like good soil to me!!!
Next year I'm going to do about 2acres of tamatoes, I can not keep them. If I had 200lb a day I could sell them Mrs Williams said she was at the farmers market yesterday and they didn't have the first mater
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https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...929bd5c497.jpg want be long and we will be getting honey
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Wow! Very nice, I've thought about doing that but don't have a clue how to do it. What flowers do you have close by for pollination? Read clover was good. Here I was thinking living way out in the country, I had it going on. What you're doing is excellent - hat's off to you.
They are in my garden and white top clover in my yard. I live on the lake and every home owner around me and for miles have flowers. I do not know how to tend to them or anything I am just lucky enough to know a guy and he likes fish and veggies I keep him stocked up. I called him told him what I wanted and he brought me the bees, this is my first garden I cannot tell you much I've got good people with great knowledge that helps with testing. I have a strong back and a week mind and I'm not scared of work.
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honey is made using the nectar of flowering plants not pollen.
Some of the major sources of nector in LA are willow, Tupelo gum, Chinese tallow
I like the way you roll.....Quote:
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Concordia parish is liking it too!!! Next year is going to be a whole different ball game....Quote:
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