I am looking for about 5 pcs of bamboo cane in the length of about 15 feet each.
Will use for a garden project. Hope someone could bring to the November fishing event on Lake Monroe.
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I am looking for about 5 pcs of bamboo cane in the length of about 15 feet each.
Will use for a garden project. Hope someone could bring to the November fishing event on Lake Monroe.
How big around John? I see some from time to time.
Butt size does not matter.Quote:
Originally Posted by skeetbum
I will make a "tepee" to grow climbing beans on. Better than a "fence"
Stuff is growing wild on side of public boat ramp in Astor.
I can bring you a truck load but I will be at Talquin that weekend.
THANKS for the offer.Quote:
Originally Posted by sinkermaker
Maybe you can get the group to sink a bunch before fishing. 5 gallon pail, bag of sacrete and some boo. What a condo.
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Originally Posted by flycaster
That works the best of all I ever tried or fished over. Won my first tourney out of some just like that. The wider it is spread the better it holds fish. I'll keep my eyes open for the 'boo.
One thing for certain, Talquin is not missing trees in the lake!Quote:
Originally Posted by flycaster
I have some growing in my yard, but it's not thick enough to do what you are wanting to do with it.
Might be perfect for some crappie condos though. :biggrin
What else do you grow (i know this isnt fishing also). Danny got me hooked on growing tomatoes a few years ago.... made some home made sauce and salsa over the summer.Quote:
Originally Posted by flycaster
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Ginny
Look at all them Mater Sammiches settin on that table!
I grew two kinds this year and those pumpkin looking ones were one = they were good but I won't be
growing any more ...
The others were round and not too big, bout the size of a baseball = kept seeds from em, will plant in spring .......
You got a good harvest ...........................
We harvested 28 pineapple, bananas, key limes, figs, persimmons, guava, loquats (two trees) we dehydrate some and make sweet pickle loquats, papaya, blueberry, new this year two strawberry plants, chives, basal, lavender, blueberries, mint. I am sure that I missed a few other eatables.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiishergurl
Sounds awesome!! I want a couple of blueberry bushes and a Kent mango tree.
Ginny
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I forgot two trees, a mango and a avocado. No fruit from either yet, but the trees are from seed and only two years old.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiishergurl
A haas avocado? And what kind of mango. Now I am double jealous!
Ginny
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I grew those in Philly. They grow better up there. We rented a house for the summer and it had an awesomw yard and good soil. Here is Terry standing next to some in pots but there were a lot more growing in the side yard in the ground.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phantom309
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Ginny
Bacon mater sammies. Terry walked around the job site eating them just about every morning.. lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by huntinslabs
Ginny
I believe that we have one of the hass and one Florida avacado (the large smooth green skin)Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiishergurl
The Mango, one of the large variety that you get from the grocery store, in the fresh fruit department.:Rofl:Rofl
If you guys really want to put out some tomatoes down here, look into dutch bucket hydroponics. Eliminates a lot of the nutrient and pest issues that come with the territory of gardening in Florida.
I didn't grow a garden the past year, but I did the few years previous to that. I interned on a aquaponics farm in college, and it really opened my eyes to the benefits of aqua/hydroponics.
I did a side by side study of growing maters in the ground vs in dutch buckets in 2012. The hydroponics system produced fruit 3 weeks earlier than the in ground plants, and produced twice as well.
Some of those look like heirlooms. Best tomato I've ever put in my mouth. Nice looking 'maters Ginny.
Dang! Look how quick Terry got home after seeing ya fileted them flounder.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiishergurl
Haha! Yeah lickety split. A woman that can (and will) filet fish might be considered a prize in these parts... lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by huntinslabs
Ginny
Skeetbum,Quote:
Originally Posted by skeetbum
A lot ot them are heirlooms. Not the Romas I guess, but there are Brandywines, Black Krim, and quite a few other types. They grew so much better in Philly than they do in Florida.
Ginny
When I buy seeds or plants I see bugs and fungus putting napkins around their necks.
Sunshine,
I use Earthboxes and other Self Watering Containers and do really well even though we are only 40 yards (or less) ftom the intracoastal waterway (Oak Hill, FL).
Here are some pictures of my plants from this past spring (before we went to Philly for the summer). You can see the water in the background of some of the pictures.
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You can sort of see the Earthbox in the above picture.
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Yelim - same here. It is definitely a hassle to grow maters and some other veggies here. Lost the whole crop last fall due to a virus transmitted by white flies. The ones we grow taste so much better than store bought or we wouldnt do it.
Ginny
I was suprised this year with "NO" aphids appearing .....
Kept waiting on their arrival = never showed up .........
I was surprised this year with "NO" shrimp. Kept waiting for them. Never showed....
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They better be some dern shrimps this year. Been trying to get hold that place over there to see if they have a site available 12/28-29-30 if ya see somebody tell em to check their dang emails.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiishergurl
Office is closed right now but i will go see them tomorrow.
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Ya got my number they can call me.
Ok will pass it on to them and ask them to call ... :-)
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Just this past season ????????????????????Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiishergurl
When I was up there ???????????
Shrimped out there next to you and Terry, then one night
next to Terry, then last time ya'll wern't home ........
I got loads of em (all mini's) well, a few larges (very few) ...
Still got two pkgs left ....
Me and a buddy "killed" em at HC "very large ones" (3 gals)
But, only got current right a couple times there.
"Big-uns" at RRB but ya had to get there very early to get the best spot........
I wonder why those big ones don't make it up there to ya'lls place ?????????
Huh? And I always got bigger ones in Edgewater.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phantom309
Is a mystery ................Quote:
Originally Posted by huntinslabs
Hmmm. Well they werent out there like they were the year before and prior years. The biomass never moved. Well acyually it wasbprobably just too cloudy to see them with that brown and green tide being so bad this past spring.
Ginny
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News journal reporting the river full on Mangrove Snapper. Yall catching any there Ginny.
Yep. I caught some this morning. I was actually looking for Flounder but those Mangos are yummy too. They are pretty much here year round. I have em on ice in the outside fridge to filet in the morning.
Ginny
Make great ceviche!
As many water quality problems over thrre I would not ceviche anything. But I bet they would normally.