BlazinDucks
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Yeah, I'm guessing we're all in the same area. Saturday starts the road back to sunlight
These are the longest days of the year, shame to waste that behind clouds! I've got photos and autos out this year, all waiting on that full sunlight to get them going.Yeah, I'm guessing we're all in the same area. Saturday starts the road back to sunlight
Started in mid march, went outside about a month ago. All but 1 in 15s, transplanting into 65s monday.Wow! How old are yours...looking large!
Here are my 2 outdoor babies at almost 5 weeks from first breaking ground as seedlings.
Oh...and the garden gnome too!
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Columbia? I've been out to Bonneville a couple times over the past few weeks to hit the shad run. Always a blast.Looks like we all are setting pretty just waiting for that sun!
Also along with the sun, the Big River is opening up on Fri for Salmon and steelhead fishing! Will be spending my free time on the river!
Cheers
I just catch and release normally. I love the catching part. Not a chance I'll ever eat em. Went with a few friends and they keep them for crab bait. We tallied up 96 as a group 2 weeks ago.Yes the Columbia! I have not fished for any shad...Want to eat what I catch!!!!
Will fish the Mouth of the Lewis, Bachelor Island, Caterpillar island, Davis bar....
Every year, late May early to mid June they run. Only hit around 500,000 through the dam this year. That's quite a bit less than normal. We went on a slow day. I started going around 4 years ago. I love it.I didn't know there were Shad out here. I lived in NJ on the Delaware River for a while, and in Lambertville every year they had a Shad Festival. Hey, any excuse to celebrate. We didn't have Salmon there, I don't recall ever trying Shad though. Someone said it was very boney and not very good...
What's your opinion on "better urbam dirt"?Windy inn the willamette valley today. Had 2 that were blown over sideways (the plants not the pots) emergency temp trellis until they move up into 65s with good cages next week. Tomorrow's payday, picking up a yard of better urban dirt premium.
It's good stuff, had to add some kelp, alfalfa and worm casting top dress as they are mostly root bound in their 15s. I'll leave enough head room to add more throughout the season.What's your opinion on "better urbam dirt"?
I was going to go with their formula of premium in the bottom half of my container and standard on top half as they recommend but I then found "Down to Earth" organics out of Eugene. Their product was a little less costly.