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Dave,

The best inspiration is picking something fresh from the garden and eating it. I never knew a cucumber could actually have a sweet taste compared to the cardboard stuff we buy during the winter.



ANTIQUARIAN said:
Beautiful looking gardens Bill, it's definitely a labour of love isn't it. :thumbsup:

My only problem now is... how to inspire my wife to get out there and do the gardening? :laughing7:


Good morning ARC, rook & pepperj!
Dave
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bill from lachine said:
Dave,

The best inspiration is picking something fresh from the garden and eating it. I never knew a cucumber could actually have a sweet taste compared to the cardboard stuff we buy during the winter.
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I completely agree Bill, nothing tastes better then something you've taken the time to plant and nurture until it's harvested.

The problem I have is, all of my spare time is devoted to detecting... priorities buddy! :laughing7:

 

Good morning Bill and ANTIQUARIAN
 

Morning Bill
Your gardens are shaping up well.
We did wood chips between all the rows this year.
It was a lot of work but it will be worth it in the end.
8in. deep of chips will block the sun. In the big garden plot I row covered with cardboard.
Cutting holes in for seed and plants.
Time sucking adventure.:laughing7:
 

ANTIQUARIAN said:
I completely agree Bill, nothing tastes better then something you've taken the time to plant and nurture until it's harvested.

The problem I have is, all of my spare time is devoted to detecting... priorities buddy! :laughing7:
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Oh if I had all your spare time I would donate mine.:laughing7:
 

pepperj,

Well this year I'm using dried grass clippings as mulch around a lot of the plants it should break down during the season and give added nutrition to the plants and soil.



pepperj said:
Morning Bill
Your gardens are shaping up well.
We did wood chips between all the rows this year.
It was a lot of work but it will be worth it in the end.
8in. deep of chips will block the sun. In the big garden plot I row covered with cardboard.
Cutting holes in for seed and plants.
Time sucking adventure.:laughing7:
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bill from lachine said:
pepperj,

Well this year I'm using dried grass clippings as mulch around a lot of the plants it should break down during the season and give added nutrition to the plants and soil.
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As long as it's not living.
Especially around berries/fruit as the grass roots drive down the plant roots to a depth where they don't get the surface nutritional needs.
 

Morning WD
 

Good morning crew mates !!
 

Started raining yesterday morning and it's still going !! Worked under the tents at the sawmill all day in the rain....it was really nice !!
 

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Seriously dude what did you expect flying into a window.
Now please wipe the bird snot off the glass when you get your act together. Please.
 

Blak bart said:
Started raining yesterday morning and it's still going !! Worked under the tents at the sawmill all day in the rain....it was really nice !!
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I really want a mill-but need some time to play first
 

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