baymule
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Utter perfection. Your garden is awesome.
WR's 2018 Spring Garden
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ninnymary
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Do you ever give public tours of it?
Mary
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digitS'
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I just want to 2nd a few things and would be happy to have my vegetable gardening come in 2nd to the visual appeal of yours!
I had no idea that leeks would do okay here. I'd seen pictures from Great Britain and places like Louisiana. I thought, this can't be leek country but onions do okay. That's about it, the leeks do okay, no baseball bat size. Still, they are well worth growing for soups! Chowder, especially
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Wando peas: I thought maybe I could extend our too brief fresh pea season and not have July heat slam the door on them. Wando didn't live up to the expectation. I'm not sure where it might.
Once again: You have a beautiful garden, WR'!
Steve
I had no idea that leeks would do okay here. I'd seen pictures from Great Britain and places like Louisiana. I thought, this can't be leek country but onions do okay. That's about it, the leeks do okay, no baseball bat size. Still, they are well worth growing for soups! Chowder, especially
.Wando peas: I thought maybe I could extend our too brief fresh pea season and not have July heat slam the door on them. Wando didn't live up to the expectation. I'm not sure where it might.
Once again: You have a beautiful garden, WR'!
Steve
flowerbug
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I just want to 2nd a few things and would be happy to have my vegetable gardening come in 2nd to the visual appeal of yours!
I had no idea that leeks would do okay here. I'd seen pictures from Great Britain and places like Louisiana. I thought, this can't be leek country but onions do okay. That's about it, the leeks do okay, no baseball bat size. Still, they are well worth growing for soups! Chowder, especially
Wando peas: I thought maybe I could extend our too brief fresh pea season and not have July heat slam the door on them. Wando didn't live up to the expectation. I'm not sure where it might.
Once again: You have a beautiful garden, WR'!
Steve
a southern gardening friend tried Wando's too and he wasn't impressed by them. the other way to extend it is by getting the earlier ones. i'm way too lax on my spring planting of peas the past several years. no peas this year either.
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Your garden always looks prefect, how much hired help do you have ?
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None, it just me & Mrs. Ranch.
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Harvested a tub of green beans yesterday & another tub this morning. Started processing them for vacuum packing.
We now have 26 - 1 pound bags in the freezer. The rest will be given away to friends.
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In love yet again, but also green with envy!
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Your garden is looking great again this year. Not a weed to be seen anywhere.
