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2013 vegetable garden thread...

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#21
We have a Chicken-MAN and........................ it appears we now have................ a Chicken-women
 
#22
Off to a good start........
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#24
any thoughts about getting rid of ant hills near the garden?
vinegar? pipe tobacco tea?
 
#26
A few of our Veggies In the greenhouse will start planting end ofmonth
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#28
Awesome, really gets one in the mood, great start....
 
#30
Seamaiden said:
Man... that garden is gonna be a DREAM to tend.

Huh. Our ants threw their tiny shiny heads back and scoffed.
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Huh...usually when they are exposed it tears the living shit out of them....
Maybe look into raising ant eaters.......good eating from what I here.....
 
#31
I was hoping chickens would be my anteaters.
 
#32
Antpie for pinegrovedave
 
#37
<jaw drops> I so want that. We'd have to buy another piece of land, and it'd have to be downcountry, so we can find the flatness.
 
#38
Canna: Great looking garden, looks like you're feeding a lot of people! I assume that you can or freeze a lot of your produce, just like all the prairie farmers here in Canada. Best way to eat, for sure!!
 
#39
GI JO said:
Canna: Great looking garden, looks like you're feeding a lot of people! I assume that you can or freeze a lot of your produce, just like all the prairie farmers here in Canada. Best way to eat, for sure!!
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The majority of the tomato's that I grow are determinate roma tomato's. We definitely are canning those for use over the winter. I have 4 types of peppers in there too, Two of which dry very easily for storage as well. One is a Italian cayenne that is typically used for crushed red pepper, the other is an Italian Sweet red pepper that also dries very well. The majority of those peppers are for storage as well. The other two are orange and red bell which I will sell locally.
I am also growing some produce to sell to my neighbors. Purple podded pole beans, Blue lake pole beans, Straight 8 cucumber, montana muskmelon( cantaloupe). There are also 3 indertiminate tomato's as well. I have other greenhouses, but this one is the most productive.

I really wish that I could mix some cannabis in there, but my location just doesnt provide the security that I have had in the past.
 
#40
Schedule F'in it, ya are. If you mixed cannabis directly in those beds (keep it separated) then taking the Schedule F deduction would be a bit more difficult if/when inspected. ;)
 
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