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isn't it great when everything works out!! :D

I'm jealous!! ;)

looks awesome hunkie...:thumbsup

I have 14 rows spaced 30 inches apart and each seed planted about 9 inches apart..each row is 8 feet long. Hope it works for me this year, I've never really had any luck with corn.. :/

The gentleman who sold me the corn seeds told me to throw two kernels in each hole when I plant it, my question is if both seeds pop up do I pull the smallest one or do I leave em both.. I should of asked him... :idunno

Lucky, I'm in South Carolina. I met an old farmer at our local farmer exchange feed store last weekend, he sparked a conversation while looking at some strawberry plants, he said we're having a blackberry winter, I asked what is blackberry winter since I've never heard the term, he said, this...

I planted my corn last Saturday and when I checked them this morning I have some that popped up overnight, the soaking rain we had overnight must of worked its magic! :weee

awesome, let's see some pics! :D

I will start a used shaving compost pile next time I clean the coop to be on the safe side. So till I've aged the compost enough I'll have to use some kind of organic fertilizer or buy a truckload of compost... :)

Nice, can't wait to get mine in the ground! :thumbsup

That's all good to hear, this garden was started last year, it was a lasagna garden and that is when I put the manure in it, and that must explain why some of my potatoes didn't fair well. The garden has been sitting dormant since last September so I tilled it yesterday, I didn't add any manure...

I got one of my gardens tilled yesterday and made 14 eight foot rows about 30 inches apart for my corn, feels so good getting it planted, I didn't get to plant any last year because I got a late start with my large garden. My question is: I don't want to use chemical fertilizer but I do have...

Thanks for the responses gals... :)

Where do I start, well I'll start with the onions, I'm in zone 7b btw. I planted onions last August and the took pretty well, the question I have is is that since they have been planted that long why aren't the bulbs growing yet. The onions are vedalia, the tops are large and very green but the...

We're keeping our fingers crossed for ya, we're just chomping at the bit at our end, like you we can't wait!! :fl

Joz, I don't know what you would call the grass in the second picture but you never get rid of it, I've been fighting it in my raised beds for years! Although I have to admit I kind of enjoy pulling it just to see how long a piece I can end up with without breaking it...:lol:

I went outside for my morning coffee and smoke this morning and checked on my raised beds like I do every morning, rain or shine or cold and nothing much had changed in the raised beds I threw a few seeds into a little over a week ago, this was about 7 am. Well at about 10 I needed to go out...

I started with two nine years ago, added two more about 4 years ago, now I'm up to 12 and I'm not done yet!! Keep it going Hunkie and congrats! :thumbsup

You were born to harvest!! :)

Like everyone on here who gardens it seems we all have a little bit in common, some for memories, like me, some for great tasting veggies I canned from the harvest to have in the winter, some because of the economy because it's cheaper and because we don't know if some kind of economic collapse...