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epitman
Chillin' In The Garden
Thank you usc529 for the silver queen corn yep I planted 6 rows 6 inches apart and 46 per row now thats 276 possible plants wow and I also planted peas and bush beans 
Raised bed pics
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epitman
Chillin' In The Garden
This is my tomato bed
and here is my potatos
and corn
and i have lots more growing
and here is my potatos
and corn
and i have lots more growing
Usc529
Chillin' In The Garden
looking good buddy my corn is coming up to all over there place haha any body know anything about ant crawling all over my okra? and yes i know its to early for okra i just couldnt wait
vfem
Garden Addicted
Nice beds! Those potatoes are going crazy!
I'm no help with ants on orka... I don't have any issues with the ants we get, they nibble a little but generally are no bother at all.
I can't believe you have orka in, or even corn! I have to wait until April 15th... don't wanna risk it.
I'm no help with ants on orka... I don't have any issues with the ants we get, they nibble a little but generally are no bother at all.
I can't believe you have orka in, or even corn! I have to wait until April 15th... don't wanna risk it.
Usc529
Chillin' In The Garden
rain rain rainnnnnnnnnnnn hows your yellow corn doing ?
beavis
Deeply Rooted
raised beds pictures here:
http://harmonyvalleyfarms.wordpress.com/
easier to post blog site then post pictures here,hope thats OK.
http://harmonyvalleyfarms.wordpress.com/
easier to post blog site then post pictures here,hope thats OK.
jktrahan
Chillin' In The Garden
Yea, i have the same thing every year, they don't seem to hurt anything, mainly gather around the flower buds. The first year i spayed a mixture of ivory soap and water to try and get them off, but soon realized there was not a difference in production on my plants that had ants and ones that did not.Usc529 said:
I finally finished the picket fence and put my last raised bed in the garden last weekend. I have half of my garden planted:
journey11
Garden Master
Here's my newest one...
This is how I assemble mine. Quick and easy and I don't need any help from hubby. The boards are rough cut red oak which is very hard wood and also very affordable. They will last a long time, but as the stakes or boards do rot, they are easily replaced one at a time.
This is my strawberry bed that we built last year, as it was in progress... It was built from salvaged lumber. The wood was so aged, I didn't worry about it being treated.
This is how I assemble mine. Quick and easy and I don't need any help from hubby. The boards are rough cut red oak which is very hard wood and also very affordable. They will last a long time, but as the stakes or boards do rot, they are easily replaced one at a time.
This is my strawberry bed that we built last year, as it was in progress... It was built from salvaged lumber. The wood was so aged, I didn't worry about it being treated.
SweetMissDaisy
Garden Addicted
Here are the three small 3x4' beds I put in last spring
More about them and the rest of the 2010 garden can be read at:
http://sweetmissdaisy.typepad.com/sassy_sweet_notes/garden-2010
Here is a long narrow bed I built along the chicken yard fence - I used OOOOLLLLDDDD timbers that look like they were used for fence posts, long before we bought the farm, for the edging:
More about them and the rest of the 2010 garden can be read at:
http://sweetmissdaisy.typepad.com/sassy_sweet_notes/garden-2010
Here is a long narrow bed I built along the chicken yard fence - I used OOOOLLLLDDDD timbers that look like they were used for fence posts, long before we bought the farm, for the edging:
mandieg4
Chillin' In The Garden
I'm ashamed of how trashy mine look now that I've looked at everyone else's beds. 
Onions, broccoli, and kohlrabi are looking really good. Tomatoes and peppers finally in the ground (er...tires). The potatoes are still hiding, I should probably go check them tomorrow, I would have thought they'd be up by now. The beds are 3x6. To me they are the perfect size.
Onions, broccoli, and kohlrabi are looking really good. Tomatoes and peppers finally in the ground (er...tires). The potatoes are still hiding, I should probably go check them tomorrow, I would have thought they'd be up by now. The beds are 3x6. To me they are the perfect size.
