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  1. STPNWLF

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    Already do.
    That's what I use broken pots for:D
     
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    Almost time for some baby goat pics @Strigidae?
     
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    Yes it is. I live on 60 acres and don't have anything that nice.
     
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    Let me see what ive got. Weve got several on the ground. :)
     
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    Bro, your garden is a masterpiece. I can tell that you spend a lot of time working there. No wonder you had to barter with the chiropractor! o_O
     
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    Just now time to turn the ground in SEMO.
    Spread some natural fertilizer, tilled the garden, and planted some onions.
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    I am ready for some fresh strawberries. They usually start getting ripe in May.
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    Peach blooms are pretty this time of year.

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    Thanks @SEMO
    Got my tomato and bell pepper seedlings in the ground today, also weeded around the citrus trees. Looks like should have a nice crop this year.
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    Spread cow peas amongst the pine last week starting to sprout, which should bring in more of these;)
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    Almost forgot to show today's harvest, which became tonight's culinary goodness:D
    Kale, carrot, radishes, and heartbreaker tomatoes.
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    I'm going to plant some BlueBerries, see how they do.

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    Put them somewhere well drained and acidic!
     
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    Erected a temporary fence around tomatoes.
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    Not because of rabbits, because of one of the most evil creatures on the planet
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    At least they're ready fun to shoot! Especially when a 7mmRM.....sends pieces everywhere.
     
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    I prefer .22 , less cleanup. Just toss the carcus into the lake for the gator, gotta fatten her up ya know;)
     
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    Yes indeed! That's what I've used most. I've had quite a few jump pretty high when hit with a 22, kinda funny to see.
     
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    Three foot back flips! It is incredible what these, seemingly comatose creatures will do when shot with a 22.
     
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    Already?! Those Florida people...Bonnie Plants have not even been delivered in our area yet.
     
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    We are still in the mid 30's here in Erie. It will most likely be a month before we can plant any thing.:mad:
     
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    And spray fn blood like a geyser!
     
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    Yesterday's bounty
    Kale,carrot, potatoes, tomatoes, radishes, and mulberries.
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