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Who plants a garden?
Topic Started: Mar 25 2007, 08:12 AM (3,954 Views)
ACecil
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Thanks Macdaddy. :Thumbsup
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lonnyb

Putting up a fence around my garden that would be high enough to keep out the deer would get quite costly. Heres a shot of my garden from last year.
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lonnyb

Heres the other garden spot, this ones only 40' by 200'
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lonnyb

Heres what was tossed out after the first killing frost.
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lonnyb

Heres what was harvested befor the killing frost.
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lonnyb

I do manage to harvest a few crops from my small gardens, but sweet corn , peas and green bean seem to be the favorite foods in the gardens for the deer, at least around here anyhow.
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macdaddy

WOW lonnie

You have more garden than I do property.

Man those butternut squash shur looks good.
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ACecil
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Lonny: You have a huge garden! I imagine, you get plenty of seat time on the cubs. :Thumbsup
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ky greg

Well our garden ain't all that big but it's all I care to take care of. Mainly grow tomatoes, peppers, squash, sweet potatoes, cukes and zucs. We're trying some Yukon Gold potatoes this year and hopefully I can find some Mr. Stripey tomato plants for my daughter. I put up a section of hog panel to stake the tomatoes to and got a discount on a bent up panel (the maters will never know it's not straight, LOL)
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lonnyb

Went out to check on the Potatoes I planter a couple weeks ago, so far only 3 plants have emmerged, but its only been 2 weeks.

Also last Sunday I planted my sweet corn patch (aka deer food plot), only 12 rows planted. 12 rows times 186 feet per row of corn. Hopefuly I will get at least 2 dozen ears of corn befor the deer and racoon get their fill.
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ACecil
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Nice garden Greg! :Thumbsup
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ky greg

Thanks Allen. ;)
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macdaddy

Nice garden KY

Good idea on the fence too. :Thumbsup :Thumbsup
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lonnyb

Heres this years sweetcorn plot.
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lonnyb

Heres some of the rest of the garden that got planted over the weekend.
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