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Who plants a garden?
Topic Started: Mar 25 2007, 08:12 AM (3,950 Views)
macdaddy

And what do you put out?

I am going to put out tomatos, potatos, corn , green beans (bush) cuks, zuks,onions, green peppers,and raddish.

I have got my cuks, zuks and tomatos started already.
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milwaukee
Dan
Well our rototiller is wait for new 3 hp iron motor.

We plan plant corn, pea, sunflower, tomato, and many stuff that farmer do.
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dyt4000
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I'm building one now...*phew*...it's a lotta work!
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macdaddy

:wwp: :wwp:
What all are you gonig to grow?
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cadurning
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I absolutly refuse. Too much work.
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dyt4000
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macdaddy
Mar 25 2007, 01:35 PM
:wwp: :wwp:
What all are you gonig to grow?

I've misplaced my camera!!! :doh:

My wife is the one with the green thumb. I know tomatoes are going in. I found an outdoor timer that I'm wiring up to a rainbird valve to automate the watering. I had to dig a trench about 60 feet all told to run the PVC from the well. THAT was fun! :eek:
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milwaukee
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dyt4000
Mar 25 2007, 03:40 PM
macdaddy
Mar 25 2007, 01:35 PM
:wwp:  :wwp:
What all are you gonig to grow?

I've misplaced my camera!!! :doh:

My wife is the one with the green thumb. I know tomatoes are going in. I found an outdoor timer that I'm wiring up to a rainbird valve to automate the watering. I had to dig a trench about 60 feet all told to run the PVC from the well. THAT was fun! :eek:

Why not use cub cadet with plow to break ground which more easy dig ground?
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dyt4000
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When I got my Cadet, it didn't have a hitch or adapter. I'm slowly adding these things. I did use a troybilt tiller...which helped some.
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milwaukee
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dyt4000
Mar 25 2007, 04:11 PM
When I got my Cadet, it didn't have a hitch or adapter. I'm slowly adding these things. I did use a troybilt tiller...which helped some.

You could find stuff from ebay. I have hitch and snow plow well need garden tractor for that. I have try on rally which is same to craftsman well frame on rally is very easy bend when hit bump.
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jfinney

We'll be putting in our first garden this year. Matter of fact, just got the tiller set up on my 73 today...just missing a belt or I would have tried it out B) . We're planning on putting in corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, zuchini, squash, bush beans, and lettuce. Hopefully we'll get something to grow and won't just feed the rabbits.
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B_Rupar

We have two 4'x16' raised bed plots. The iron ore- clay soil here is such a pain that I figured it was best to just build something on top of it. It is amazing how much you can fit into raised beds and proper mulching means that there is no weeding.
We grow tomatoes. green peppers, jalpenos,squash, green onions, watermelon, cantalope, and anything else that happens to catch my eye.

Bruce
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Bruce,

Could you post some pictures of your raised beds? I'm interested in their construction. Thanks!!!
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B_Rupar

dyt4000,

I'll see what I can do. But I guess now I'll have to clean them up real nice :doh:

Simple construction, the first was just sacks of concrete laid end to end that I soaked with the hose, but that got pretty expensive. Second was just 2"x6" nailed together.

Bruce
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macdaddy

Here is what I have started as of now.

Cuks and zuks
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And the maters


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ky greg

I plowed and worked down our garden this evening and was planning on putting out potatoes and onions tomorrow but the weather forecast is not very promising for such activities. I'll sure be glad when I get the 3pt lift on the 128, the ole 125 beat the living daylights outta me today :wacko: . I like the 125, but the "wide rides" rule in my opinion. I'll post some pics of the garden when I get a chance.
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